This video quickly recapitulates the previous lessons' learnings and concepts covered so far.

This video will teach us how to clean our Linode account and clear up or delete any volumes.

Let's look at the Linode backup system, designed to be an easy-to-use, reliable, and redundant on-site backup solution for your Linode.

You will learn two easy ways to create a system image for a server: Windows Server Backup and AOMEI Backupper Server.

Learn more about migrating to secondary-IP from interface-move mode on the VM-Series firewall on AWS.

Let's learn about vertical scaling (scaling up), which describes adding additional resources to a system so that it meets demand.

Why and when to scale up a server? Vertical scaling increases your current machine's overall capacity and performance.

In this video, you will learn about rule groups evaluated by order of priority, starting from the lowest number and the rules in each rule group processed.

Let's understand network firewalls, security devices used to stop or mitigate unauthorized access to private networks connected to the Internet, especially intranets.

You will now learn the basics of firewalls. Firewalls use stateful filtering to keep track of all incoming and outgoing connections.

Server security focuses on protecting data and resources held on the servers. It comprises tools and techniques that help prevent intrusions.

This guide will show you how to install and configure a VNC server that you can remotely connect to and run a desktop environment on CentOS 8.

This is a continuation of how to use PHP MySQLi to connect to and communicate with a MariaDB database featuring a demo app and code samples.

In this lesson, we will review the steps of testing PHP with an Apache webserver using the Ubuntu Server LTS environment.

This guide shows you how to use the Linode Marketplace One-Click Application to deploy a LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) stack on a Linode.

This is a continuation of the lesson from the previous lecture, which explains full-stack languages in detail.

This is a continuation of the lesson from the previous lecture, which explains frameworks in detail.

Let's understand full-stack languages, and try to figure out which is the most suitable for our requirements—Java, C#, Python, or PHP.

Here, you will learn how the CAP theorem maintains that a distributed system can deliver only desired characteristics: consistency, availability, and partition tolerance.

Let's look at CAP and ACID as valuable starting points for developing a solid understanding of core database concepts.

This video demonstrates the fundamental differences between SQL and NoSQL databases.

This is a brief introductory video about what you will learn in this course, including databases.

This lesson demonstrates the web server software and compares NGINX and Apache.

In this lesson, we will understand the basic difference between the self-hosting provider, which runs and maintains a website or service using a private web server, and the hosting provider, using a service outside of someone's own control.