Construye tu Datacenter con Software 100% Libre
Learn to use free, safe software! Explore open-source tools & respect proprietary licenses. No risks, just practical skills.
Course Content
Construye tu Datacenter con Software 100% Libre is an intermediate-level Udemy course taught by Juan Ignacio Ciriaco. It runs 5h 42m, is taught in Spanish, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 4.0 out of 5 from 149 reviews, with 860 students enrolled. It is a paid course, last updated June 2018.
Learn to build a powerful datacenter using 100% free software! This course guides you through the process of minimizing reliance on licensed services, focusing on essential and critical functions for any organization.
We'll start with fundamental concepts like home virtualization and progress to deploying KVM-based virtual machines. You'll gain the skills to customize and make your environment productive, hosting services such as:
- Active Directory
- Corporate Email
- VoIP
- Service Monitoring
- Web Access
- And more!
This course is designed for individuals considering a migration from paid or licensed environments to a completely free and secure infrastructure.
We'll leverage popular Linux distributions including Debian, Ubuntu, and CentOS. You'll also learn to utilize free tools to adapt your datacenter, even starting from a bare-metal installation (e.g., Proxmox VE on your hardware).
A comprehensive glossary of basic networking, server administration, and automation terminology is included, perfect for beginners.
With over 20 classes, you'll explore widely used open-source software like:
- Nagios
- Apache
- Bind
- MySQL
- Nginx
All concepts are presented with 100% visual instruction, providing detailed, step-by-step guidance on what, how, and why behind each process.
This production is ideal for anyone seeking a professional, organized, and stable datacenter solution. Join us and unlock the power of free software! Welcome!
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