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AWS for Linux Administrators

AWS for Linux Administrators

Operating, Securing, and Managing Linux Systems on Amazon Web Services

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DSIN: 3FMT3W4PE7MG
Publisher: Dargslan
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Edition: 1st Edition
Pages: 472
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Language: English
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Key Highlights

  • Linux-first AWS explanations
  • Security and hardening best practices
  • Real-world operational workflows
  • Scalable and high-availability designs
  • Migration-focused guidance

Overview

Learn how to run, secure, and scale Linux systems on AWS. Practical guide for Linux administrators transitioning to cloud operations.

The Problem

Linux administrators moving to AWS often struggle to map traditional system administration skills to cloud-native architectures.

The Solution

This book shows how Linux administration principles apply directly to AWS, providing practical guidance for real cloud operations.

About This Book

Linux Administration Meets the AWS Cloud

AWS for Linux Administrators is a practical guide for Linux professionals who want to operate, secure, and manage Linux systems on Amazon Web Services.

This book does not teach AWS in isolation. Instead, it shows how traditional Linux administration skills translate into cloud-native environments using AWS services.

You will learn how to deploy Linux EC2 instances, design secure network architectures, manage storage, implement automation, monitor systems, and operate Linux workloads at scale.

What You Will Learn

  • Launching and securing Linux EC2 instances
  • Linux networking concepts mapped to AWS VPC
  • IAM, security groups, and Linux hardening
  • Automating Linux infrastructure on AWS
  • Monitoring and troubleshooting Linux systems
  • Designing high availability Linux services
  • Migrating on-prem Linux systems to AWS

This book is written for Linux administrators who want real operational knowledge, not marketing-level cloud explanations.

Dorian Thorne

Who Is This Book For?

  • Linux system administrators
  • Infrastructure engineers
  • DevOps engineers
  • Cloud engineers with Linux background
  • IT professionals migrating Linux systems to AWS

Who Is This Book NOT For?

  • Readers with no Linux experience
  • AWS certification-only learners
  • Non-technical cloud decision makers

Table of Contents

  1. Why AWS for Linux Administrators
  2. AWS Core Concepts Explained Simply
  3. EC2 Fundamentals for Linux Admins
  4. Secure Access to Linux EC2 Instances
  5. AWS Networking for Linux Admins
  6. DNS and Name Resolution
  7. Storage Options for Linux on AWS
  8. Managing Disks and File Systems
  9. IAM for Linux Administrators
  10. Hardening Linux Systems in AWS
  11. Automating Linux Infrastructure
  12. Managing Linux at Scale
  13. Monitoring Linux Systems on AWS
  14. Troubleshooting AWS Linux Issues
  15. Backup and Disaster Recovery
  16. High Availability for Linux Services
  17. Migrating Linux Systems to AWS
  18. Cloud Operations Best Practices

Requirements

  • Basic Linux administration knowledge
  • Familiarity with SSH and networking
  • No prior AWS experience required

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this book suitable for AWS beginners?
Yes, if you already have Linux administration experience.
Does it cover security best practices?
Yes, both AWS security and Linux hardening are covered.
Is automation included?
Yes, infrastructure automation concepts are included.
Is this useful for DevOps roles?
Absolutely, it bridges Linux and cloud operations.
Does it help with AWS migration projects?
Yes, migration strategies are a core topic.

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