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LXC LXD

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Lessons no : 20

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What will you learn in this course?
  • Master container management using LXC and LXD for efficient virtualization and isolation in Linux environments
  • Configure and deploy Linux containers with LXC and LXD for scalable, secure, and lightweight virtualization solutions
  • Utilize REST API and Go programming to automate container orchestration and management tasks effectively
  • Implement network security and access controls for LXC and LXD containers in local and remote environments
  • Troubleshoot common issues in LXC and LXD container deployment, performance, and security
  • Integrate LXD with existing Linux infrastructure for seamless containerized application deployment
  • Optimize resource allocation and container lifecycle management using LXC and LXD tools
  • Develop best practices for container security, monitoring, and maintenance in enterprise Linux systems

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