Pro IT Specialist
Master Essential IT Skills for the Modern Digital World
This comprehensive course covers Digital Marketing, Web Development, and Linux Server Management, making it perfect for professionals handling end-to-end digital marketing operations. Empower yourself to manage, develop, and optimize every aspect of your digital ecosystem efficiently.
- Online
- Offline
6 Months duration
Flexible timing
Beginner level
No prior experience required
Flexible schedule
Learn at your own pace
Live projects
Real world experience
Course Modules
- Introduction to Linux Web Servers
- Benefits of Using Linux for Web Hosting
- Choosing the Right Linux Distribution (Ubuntu, CentOS, etc.)
- Setting Up a Basic Linux Web Server
- Installing and Configuring Apache or Nginx
- Setting Up MySQL and PHP (LAMP or LEMP Stack)
- Managing Web Server with SSH
- SSH Access and Security Best Practices
- Basic Server Commands and File Management
- Server Optimization and Performance Tuning
- Fine-tuning Apache or Nginx for Speed
- Caching, Compression, and Log Management
- Introduction to Cloud Hosting
- Benefits of Cloud Hosting vs Traditional Hosting
- Overview of AWS and Google Cloud Platforms
- Setting Up Hosting on AWS
- Creating and Configuring EC2 Instances
- Setting Up S3 Buckets for Storage
- Setting Up Hosting on Google Cloud
- Creating Virtual Machines with Google Compute Engine
- Google Cloud Storage Setup and Integration
- Cloud Networking and Scaling
- Configuring Load Balancers and Auto-Scaling
- Networking Best Practices on AWS and Google Cloud
- What is On-Premises Hosting?
- Benefits and Challenges of Hosting Your Own Server
- Choosing Hardware for On-Premises Hosting
- Setting Up On-Premises Web Servers
- Installing and Configuring Web Servers (Apache/Nginx) on Physical Servers
- Local Networking Setup and DNS Configuration
- Managing and Maintaining On-Premises Servers
- Backups, Monitoring, and Regular Maintenance
- Troubleshooting Common Server Issues
- Introduction to Server Virtualization
- Benefits of Virtualization for Hosting
- Overview of Popular Virtualization Tools (VMware, KVM, VirtualBox)
- Setting Up Virtual Machines (VMs)
- Creating and Configuring Virtual Machines on Hypervisors
- Virtual Network Configuration and Isolation
- Managing Virtualized Servers
- Managing Resources for Optimal VM Performance
- Monitoring and Scaling Virtual Machines
- DNS Basics and Management
- How DNS Works and its Role in Web Hosting
- Managing DNS Records (A, CNAME, MX, etc.)
- Configuring DNS on Linux Servers
- Installing and Configuring BIND for DNS Services
- DNS Zone Files and Records Management
- Router Configuration for Web Hosting
- Setting Up Port Forwarding and NAT on Routers
- Managing Router Security and Firewall Settings
- What is a Content Delivery Network (CDN)?
- How CDNs Improve Website Speed and Reliability
- Overview of Popular CDN Providers (Cloudflare, AWS CloudFront, etc.)
- Setting Up CDN with Your Web Server
- Integrating a CDN with Apache or Nginx
- Configuring Caching Rules and Content Distribution
- Optimizing Website Performance with CDN
- Best Practices for Caching Static Content
- CDN for Media Delivery and Global Load Balancing
- Understanding Web Server Security
- Importance of Server Security in Hosting Environments
- Common Security Threats (DDoS, SQL Injection, etc.)
- Configuring Firewalls on Web Servers
- Setting Up Firewall Rules on Linux Servers (iptables, ufw)
- Securing Cloud Servers with AWS Security Groups or Google Cloud Firewall
- Hardening Your Server
- Disabling Unnecessary Services and Ports
- Using Fail2Ban, SELinux, and other Security Tools
- What is Disaster Recovery?
- Understanding the Importance of Disaster Recovery for Web Servers
- Creating a Disaster Recovery Plan
- Backing Up and Restoring Web Servers
- Automating Backups of Server Files and Databases
- Restoring Servers from Backups in Case of Failure
- Disaster Recovery Best Practices
- Offsite Backups and Redundancy
- Implementing High Availability and Failover Systems
Advance your subject-matter expertise
- Learn in-demand skills from industry experts
- Master a subject or tool with hands-on projects
- Enhance Problem-Solving Abilities
- Boost Career Opportunities
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Frequently asked questions
one student per seat policy, ensuring individual attention and a tailored learning experience for every participant.
This course is ideal for:
- Beginners interested in website management.
- Entrepreneurs managing their own websites.
- Anyone looking to expand their web development skills
The course duration is 4 Months
- Digital Marketing Specialist: Strategize, execute, and optimize marketing campaigns across various platforms.
- Web Developer: Design, build, and maintain high-performance websites and applications.
- Linux Server Administrator: Manage and secure servers to ensure reliable website and application performance.
- IT Manager: Lead digital operations, managing web development, server management, and marketing systems.
- Freelancer/Consultant: Offer integrated digital solutions, from marketing strategies to website and server management.
- IT Entrepreneur: Launch and grow your own IT business, offering digital marketing, web development, and server management services, such as eCommerce stores, social media agencies, or digital marketing consultancies.
The Pro IT Specialist course covers a wide range of topics essential for a career in IT. You will learn about computer hardware and software fundamentals, providing a strong foundation for troubleshooting and system management. The course delves into networking, covering key concepts like IP addressing, protocols, and network security to ensure you’re well-prepared for managing and securing networks. You’ll also learn about server management, cloud technologies, and virtualization, which are crucial for modern IT infrastructure. Additionally, the course covers operating systems, including Windows and Linux, and their administration. Security is a major focus, with modules on cybersecurity, threat management, and data protection. The course also includes practical sessions on database management, IT support, and IT project management, enabling you to apply your knowledge in real-world scenarios. By the end of the course, you’ll have the skills needed for a variety of IT roles.
Yes, the Pro IT Specialist course includes live sessions with instructors to clarify doubts, discuss key topics, and engage in practical exercises. These sessions enhance your learning experience and provide direct interaction with experts.
Yes, the course is self-paced, so you can pause and resume as per your convenience.
Yes, the Pro IT Specialist course is designed to evolve with the dynamic IT landscape. As new challenges and technologies emerge, the course material will be updated to ensure that it remains relevant and comprehensive. You will learn about the latest trends, tools, and best practices in the industry, ensuring that you are always equipped with the most current knowledge and skills. This continuous evolution will help you stay ahead in your IT career, keeping you prepared for new opportunities and challenges in the field.
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