Internet and Web Development Fundamentals

Internet and Web Development Fundamentals, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.73, with 62 lectures, based on 1719 reviews, and has 172651 subscribers.

You will learn about How the Internet Works Internet Protocols (HTTP, HTTPS, SMTP) The Web Development Process Planning a Web Application Types of Web Hosting (Shared, Dedicated, VPS, Cloud) Domain Name Registration and Administration Nameserver Configuration Deploying a Testing Server using WAMP & MAMP Deploying a Production Server on Linode, Digital Ocean, or AWS Executing Server Commands through a Command Console Server Configuration on Ubuntu Remote Desktop Connection and VNC SSH Server Authentication FTP Client Installation FTP Uploading This course is ideal for individuals who are Web Developers or Cloud Server Administrators or Students who want to build a Web Application or Students who want to Deploy a Testing or Production Web Server It is particularly useful for Web Developers or Cloud Server Administrators or Students who want to build a Web Application or Students who want to Deploy a Testing or Production Web Server.

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Summary

Title: Internet and Web Development Fundamentals

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.73

Number of Lectures: 62

Number of Published Lectures: 62

Number of Curriculum Items: 62

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 62

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

How the Internet Works

Internet Protocols (HTTP, HTTPS, SMTP)

The Web Development Process

Planning a Web Application

Types of Web Hosting (Shared, Dedicated, VPS, Cloud)

Domain Name Registration and Administration

Nameserver Configuration

Deploying a Testing Server using WAMP & MAMP

Deploying a Production Server on Linode, Digital Ocean, or AWS

Executing Server Commands through a Command Console

Server Configuration on Ubuntu

Remote Desktop Connection and VNC

SSH Server Authentication

FTP Client Installation

FTP Uploading

Who Should Attend

Web Developers

Cloud Server Administrators

Students who want to build a Web Application

Students who want to Deploy a Testing or Production Web Server

Target Audiences

Web Developers

Cloud Server Administrators

Students who want to build a Web Application

Students who want to Deploy a Testing or Production Web Server

This course is part-one of the nine-part series that starts by taking an in-depth look at how the internet facilitates the movement of data packets across both LANs (Local Area Network) and WANs (Wide Area Network). Students learn how to interpret various protocols such as TCP/IP, HTTP, HTTPs, SMTP and FTP. We examine the entire flow and life-cycle of data-packet movement from origin to destination. The course examines the role of DNS and SMTP servers in routing internet traffic and email transmissions. Mechanism to safeguard the movement of data, such as network routers, ports and firewalls, are also explored.

Students are then introduced to the web development process and planning stages of building websites and complex web applications. We conduct an overview of web hosting infrastructures such as shared, VPS, Dedicated and Cloud hosting solutions through case analysis. We then take a look at the role of Domain name registrars and ICANN (The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers). Students learn to register and administer domain names through the GoDaddy domain management console. Management features such as Name Server assignment, auto-renewal, domain privacy, and domain forwarding will be covered.

With first-hand insights into the creation of effective web infrastructures and domain management, students learn to configure local testing servers. This includes installing and configuring WAMP/MAMP (Windows/MAC, Apache, MySQL, PhpMyAdmin) on a PC or MAC system. We discuss the role of each essential service as it applies to testing dynamic, database-driven web applications on a local computing system.

Students then explore the configuration of a live production server using popular cloud hosting providers such as Linode. This includes deployment and administration of Ubuntu on Linux based distributions and essential web services (LAMP Stack – Linux, Apache, MySQL, PhpMyAdmin) on scalable virtual machines. Several remote access tools such as PuTTy and Terminal will be used to administer virtual servers through the use of command lines. Servers will be configured with security in mind, using multi-user accounts, SSH authentication, and file permission management.

Students also learn to install and connect to their virtual machines using remote desktop connection tools such as Tight VNC and Real VNC. The entire Linode management console will be explored to demonstrate how to complete various tasks including: creating backups, server re-sizing, changing root passwords, DNS management, and general administration.

Lastly, the course takes a look at FTP clients and establishing connections from local machines to production servers to upload web content. We will explore the FileZilla interface and provide demonstrations on uploading, deleting and modifying remote server files.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: How the Internet Works

Lecture 1: The Internet Overview

Lecture 2: The HTTP Protocol

Lecture 3: The HTTPS Protocol

Lecture 4: The SMTP Protocol

Lecture 5: Outbound Mail Delivery

Lecture 6: Network Basics – LAN and WAN

Lecture 7: Network Ports and Firewalls

Chapter 2: The Web Development Process

Lecture 1: Web Development Process Overview

Chapter 3: Planning a Website

Lecture 1: Web Application Planning Overview

Chapter 4: Web Hosting and System Requirements

Lecture 1: Web Hosting Packages Overview

Lecture 2: Shared Hosting

Lecture 3: Dedicated Hosting

Lecture 4: VPS Hosting

Lecture 5: Cloud Hosting and Case Study

Chapter 5: Domain Names

Lecture 1: Introduction to Domain Names

Lecture 2: Domain Name Registrars

Lecture 3: Domain Registration

Lecture 4: Registration and Privacy Protection

Lecture 5: Control Panel Sign-In

Lecture 6: Auto-Renewal and Domain Lock

Lecture 7: Domain Forwarding

Lecture 8: Nameservers

Lecture 9: Update Registration Information

Chapter 6: Testing Environment

Lecture 1: Introduction to Testing Servers

Lecture 2: Installing WampServer (WAMP)

Lecture 3: Installing MampServer (MAMP)

Lecture 4: WampServer Menu

Lecture 5: Localhost File Test

Chapter 7: Production Environment

Lecture 1: Overview

Lecture 2: Cloud Hosting Registration

Lecture 3: Create a Virtual Server

Lecture 4: Linode Settings

Lecture 5: Deploying an Image – Ubuntu 14.04 LTS

Lecture 6: Linode Dashboard

Lecture 7: Remote Access

Lecture 8: Download PuTTY and PuTTYgen – Windows

Lecture 9: Launch Terminal – MAC

Lecture 10: Intro to Command Console

Lecture 11: Connecting with PuTTY – Windows

Lecture 12: Connecting with Terminal – MAC

Lecture 13: Maintenance Commands

Lecture 14: File and Directory Commands

Lecture 15: Install LAMP Stack

Lecture 16: Server Host Name and Date

Lecture 17: Creating a User – Ubuntu

Lecture 18: Ubuntu SSH Authentication – Windows

Lecture 19: Ubuntu SSH Authentication – MAC

Lecture 20: Web Root Permissions

Lecture 21: Remote Dekstop Connection

Lecture 22: Installing Tight VNC Viewer – Windows

Lecture 23: Installing RealVNC Viewer – MAC

Lecture 24: Ubuntu Desktop Basics

Lecture 25: Disable Root and Password Access

Lecture 26: Re-sizing a Linode Server

Lecture 27: Creating Backups on Linode

Lecture 28: Changing Root Password through Linode

Lecture 29: Linode DNS Manager

Lecture 30: Amending GoDaddy Name Servers

Chapter 8: FTP Setup

Lecture 1: FTP Client Installation

Lecture 2: FileZilla Overview

Lecture 3: FileZilla Uploading

Lecture 4: FileZilla Interface Basics

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