ZDNet

Linux: Ready for Its First Service?

Linux is on a five-year maturity model (currently at mid-Year 3). This compares with Unix, which took more than 10 years to mature. A key driver that helps shorten the Linux maturity cycle is ...

I passed LinuC Level 1, so what's next? | Trying out Linux server operations on actual hardware

Hello. I'm yuno.While studying Linux and LinuC,"I've started to understand commands a little. But how do I use them on an ...
Computerworld

LaaS (Linux as a service): What to expect when you build a Linux server in the cloud

If you haven’t already launched a Linux server in the cloud, this might be the perfect time. Why? because you can set one up in a matter of minutes because you have lots of choices on what ...

I got my LinuC Level 1, but how do I use it in practice? | Trying out daily Linux server inspections on actual hardware

Hello, I'm yuno.I work as an infrastructure engineer, and I use this note to document things I've actually tried out ...
How-To Geek on MSN

These 5 distros are replacing Red Hat Enterprise Linux in the professional world

The days of having one obvious choice for serious Linux servers may be over!
techtarget

Master Linux service management on System V and systemd

If you're a Windows administrator with a few Linux servers, or a new administrator starting out on Linux, you need to learn how to start, stop and check services. Recent changes have made Linux ...