Linux Services Management Flashcards

1
Q

What is the basic syntax for managing services?

A

service SERVICENAME start|stop|restart

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2
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What a two primary ways servers run service programs?

A

As a background process, running and listening at all times.

As a process spawned by a parent program that listens.

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3
Q

What are 3 popular Linux based web servers?

A

Apache
nginX
lighthttpd

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4
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What are 3 popular Linux based database servers?

A

PostgreSQL
MySQL
MongoDB

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5
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Name three MTAs

A

Mail Transfer Agents;
sendmail
Postfix
Exit

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6
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Name two common MDAs

A

Binmail
Procmail

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7
Q

What is NFS?

A

Network File System; with NFS a system can share a portion of its virtual directory on the network.
Popular software package is nfs-utils.

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8
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What is the standard print sharing software package?

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Common Unix Printing System - CUPS and it uses IPP.

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9
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What are 3 popular DHCP packages

A

dhclient, dhcpcd and pump.
dhclient is favoured by most DEB and RH distros.

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10
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What is the LAMP platform

A

Popular for its focus on speed
Linux
Apache
MySQL
PHP language
Can be found on many servers around the world

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11
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How do clients know how to contact a certain server program?

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Server applications listed on specific well-known ports: eg 80 for http.

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What’s the difference between relational and NoSQL DBs

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Relational DBs store records in individual data tables.
NoSQL stores values in documents and each doc’ is independent of all the others in the DB

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