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Course Outline
Apache Fundamentals for Government
- Understanding the Role of a Web Server in Government Operations
- The Role of Apache in Web Infrastructure for Government
- An Overview of HTTP for Government IT Professionals
- Overview of Apache Installation for Government Systems
- Lab: Installing Apache for Government Use
Server Configuration for Government
- Website Requirements and Best Practices for Government
- Addressing Performance Issues in Government Web Servers
- The Apache Configuration File for Government Settings
- Apache Modules: Essential Components for Government Websites
- Shared versus Built-In Modules in a Government Context
- Lab: Setting Up a Simple Website for Government Use
Logging for Government
- Error Logs and Their Importance for Government IT Operations
- Enabling Transfer Logs for Enhanced Security and Accountability
- Customizing Logging for Specific Government Needs
- Using Log Filters to Enhance Data Integrity
- Log File Analysis Tools for Government Compliance
- Log File Management Best Practices for Government
- Lab: Enabling and Configuring Logging for Government Systems
Dynamic Content for Government Websites
- Monitoring Server Status and Information for Government
- The Common Gateway Interface (CGI) in Government Web Applications
- Using Perl and mod_perl for Dynamic Government Web Content
- PHP: A Versatile Language for Government Websites
- Java Servlets, JSP, and Tomcat for Government Applications
- Integrating Apache with Tomcat for Enhanced Government Services
- Lab: Enabling Multiple Forms of Dynamic Content in Government Systems
Controlling Access for Government Websites
- Controlling Access by Hostname and IP Address for Government Security
- Using mod_auth for Password Authentication in Government Web Applications
- Database Authentication Techniques for Government IT Systems
- Lab: Implementing Authentication and Access Control for Government Websites
Security Measures for Government Web Servers
- Addressing Common Web Security Issues in Government Operations
- The Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) for Government Communications
- Certificates: Ensuring Trust and Integrity in Government Web Services
- Lab: Installing Apache with SSL for Enhanced Government Security
Authentication for Government Websites
- HTTP Authentication Standards for Government Use
- Apache Authentication Directives for Secure Government Web Applications
- Using PHP for Advanced Authentication in Government Systems
- Lab: Creating a Password-Protected Web Page to Access an Order Database for Government
Virtual Hosting for Government Websites
- IP-Based Virtual Hosting for Efficient Government Resource Management
- Name-Based Virtual Hosting for Flexible Government Web Services
- Port-Based Virtual Hosting for Diverse Government Applications
- Bulk Virtual Hosting Solutions for Government IT Infrastructure
- Virtual Hosting with mod_rewrite for Advanced Government Configurations
- Lab: Enabling Virtual Hosting for Government Websites
Other Apache Modules for Government Use
- A Guided Tour of Additional Apache Modules for Government IT Professionals
Managing Web Content for Government
- FTP Access and Best Practices for Government Data Management
- WebDAV: Enhancing Collaboration in Government Web Environments
- Lab: Utilizing WebDAV for Efficient Government Content Management
Requirements
- A solid understanding of UNIX is required, including proficiency in file handling commands and the use of a text editor for government tasks.
- Knowledge of HTML and SQL would be beneficial.
- Familiarity with the Mozilla Web browser would also be advantageous.
28 Hours
Testimonials (1)
Lots of exercises and help with problems.
