5 latest updated Linux video tutorials in 2017

Today I will share with you several Linux video tutorials, which actually include Linux basic tutorials, development tutorials, basic advanced tutorials, network basics, etc. I hope it can be of some help to my friends in learning Linux~

#1.Linux Development Video Tutorial

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Introduction: "Linux Development Video Tutorial" Main Introduces the use of vim and its plug-ins, introduction to shell programming, introduction to awk and other related development knowledge points.

2.Linux Basics Advanced Video Tutorial

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Introduction: "Linux Basic Advanced Video Tutorial" introduces basic content such as Linux installation, usage and configuration, running methods, basic commands, regular expressions and so on.

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Linux Load Balancing Video Tutorial

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Introduction: "Linux Load Balancing Video Tutorial" mainly introduces what load balancing is, Nginx_upsteam, Ngnix+keepalived, check_nginx_port script, LVS introduction and practice, etc.

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Band of Brothers Linux Network Basics Video Tutorial

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Introduction: Linux is a Unix-like operating system that is free to use and spread freely. It is a multi-user, multi-task, multi-thread and multi-CPU operating system based on POSIX and UNIX.

5.LAMP Programming Linux Video Tutorial

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Introduction : "LAMP Programming Linux Video Tutorial" Virtual machine installation, Linux system installation, basic operation commands, VIM editor, Rpm software management, user and user group management, permission management, network card management, CD mounting, ssh practical functions, LAMP Environment installation[Related Q&A recommendations]:

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