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Linux Opensource

Software Installation
Realtime Training
You will Learn how to install and configure widely used open-source
software tools that are commonly deployed on Linux in enterprise
environment
About Me
Hi, I am Bhavik ,
I am passionate on ethical hacking with strong expertise in Linux systems like Kali, RHEL, and Ubuntu. I
am good in networking, using virtual environments with tools like VirtualBox and VMware for secure
testing. Proficient in top hacking tools . excels at identifying vulnerabilities and enhancing system
security through ethical hacking practices.
Our learning Road map
Table of content
Ubuntu Linux OS is an excellent choice for all the tools listed. It’s widely used in both
development and production environments due to its stability, strong community support, and
compatibility with enterprise-grade open-source software.
1 Programming Languages and Runtimes
•Java – Widely used for building enterprise applications.
•Python – Popular for scripting, web development, and data analysis.
•Node.js – A runtime for executing JavaScript on the server.

2. Web Servers and Reverse Proxies


•Apache HTTP Server – One of the most widely used web servers.
•Nginx – High-performance web server, also used as a reverse proxy.

3. Application Servers
•Apache Tomcat – Frequently used for Java-based applications.
•JBoss – Java application server suitable for enterprise use.

4.Databases and Data Stores


•MySQL – Reliable relational databases used across various applications.
•MongoDB – A NoSQL database ideal for managing large, unstructured data.

5.Containerization
•Docker – For containerizing applications, simplifying deployment and scaling.

6. Version Control
•Git – Essential for version control in development workflows.
Chapter 1
Java Installation
Step 1: Download the Java .tar.gz File
1.On another machine with internet access: Download the desired Java
Development Kit (JDK) .tar.gz file from the official Java website (e.g., Oracle
JDK or OpenJDK).

2.Transfer the File to the Ubuntu Machine: Use FileZilla to upload


the .tar.gz file to the Ubuntu system.

3.Example Path to Upload: /home/ubuntu/Downloads/

Step 2: Extract the Java .tar.gz File

Open the Terminal on the Ubuntu machine.


Navigate to the Download Directory (or wherever you uploaded
the .tar.gz file):
Chapter 1
Java Installation
Chapter 1
Java Installation
Chapter 1
Java Installation

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