- Apache and NGINX
- apache2
- Virtual Hosts
- a2ensite
- Self-signed certificates
- Document Root
- 443
- priority
Chapter 10 – Serving Web Content
by Jay LaCroix
Mastering Ubuntu Server - Second Edition
- Title Page
- Copyright and Credits
- Dedication
- Packt Upsell
- Contributors
- Preface
- Deploying Ubuntu Server
- Technical requirements
- Setting up our lab
- Determining your server's role
- Deciding between 32- and 64-bit installations
- Obtaining Ubuntu Server installation media
- Creating a bootable Ubuntu Server flash drive
- Planning the partitioning layout
- Installing Ubuntu Server
- Installing Ubuntu Server on Raspberry Pi 3
- Summary
- Questions
- Further reading
- Managing Users
- Understanding when to use root
- Creating and removing users
- Understanding the /etc/passwd and /etc/shadow files
- Distributing default configuration files with /etc/skel
- Switching users
- Managing groups
- Managing passwords and password policies
- Configuring administrator access with sudo
- Setting permissions on files and directories
- Summary
- Questions
- Further reading
- Managing Storage Volumes
- Understanding the Linux filesystem
- Using symbolic and hard links
- Viewing disk usage
- Adding additional storage volumes
- Partitioning and formatting volumes
- Mounting and unmounting volumes
- Understanding the /etc/fstab file
- Managing swap
- Utilizing LVM volumes
- Understanding RAID
- Summary
- Questions
- Further reading
- Connecting to Networks
- Managing Software Packages
- Understanding Linux package management
- Taking advantage of hardware enablement updates
- Understanding the differences between Debian and Snap packages
- Installing and removing software
- Searching for packages
- Managing package repositories
- Backing up and restoring Debian packages
- Cleaning up orphaned apt packages
- Making use of Aptitude
- Summary
- Questions
- Controlling and Monitoring Processes
- Setting Up Network Services
- Sharing and Transferring Files
- Managing Databases
- Serving Web Content
- Learning Advanced Shell Techniques
- Virtualization
- Running Containers
- Automating Server Configuration with Ansible
- Securing Your Server
- Lowering your attack surface
- Understanding and responding to CVEs
- Installing security updates
- Automatically installing patches with the Canonical Livepatch service
- Monitoring Ubuntu servers with Canonical's Landscape service
- Securing OpenSSH
- Installing and configuring Fail2ban
- MariaDB best practices for secure database servers
- Setting up a firewall
- Encrypting and decrypting disks with LUKS
- Locking down sudo
- Summary
- Questions
- Further reading
- Troubleshooting Ubuntu Servers
- Preventing and Recovering from Disasters
- Using the Alternate Installer
- Assessments
- Chapter 1 – Deploying Ubuntu Server
- Chapter 2 – Managing Users
- Chapter 3 – Managing Storage Volumes
- Chapter 4 – Connecting to Networks
- Chapter 5 – Managing Software Packages
- Chapter 6 – Controlling and Monitoring Processes
- Chapter 7 – Setting Up Network Services
- Chapter 8 - Accessing and sharing files
- Chapter 9 - Sharing and Transferring Files
- Chapter 10 – Serving Web Content
- Chapter 11 – Learning Advanced Shell Techniques
- Chapter 12 – Virtualization
- Chapter 13 – Running Containers
- Chapter 14 – Automating Server Configuration with Ansible
- Chapter 15 – Securing Your Server
- Chapter 16 – Troubleshooting Ubuntu Servers
- Chapter 17 – Preventing and Recovering from Disasters
- Other Books You May Enjoy
Chapter 10 – Serving Web Content
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