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# Linux System Administration: Solve Real-life Linux Problems Quickly

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good book for Sys Admins
*by C***L on September 26, 2018*

If you are sys admin and do more than windows AD (that is Active Dictory in short hand form) Then you need this book. Linux is the bomb, it is the OS that runs and runs and runs.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Useful survey of interesting software & technology
*by A***R on May 27, 2007*

I've just finished reading O'Reilly's latest GNU/Linux title, LinuxSystem Administration (full disclosure: I was sent a reviewer's copy).Bottom line up front: it's a handy introduction for the beginnerGNU/Linux sysadmin, and a useful addition to an experienced sysadmin'sbookshelf.The book is essentially a survey of various Linux system-administrationtasks: installing Debian; setting up LAMP; configuring a load-balancing,high-availability environment; working with virtualisation. None of thechapters are in-depth examinations of their subjects; rather, they'reenough to get you started and familiar with the concepts involved, andheaded in the right direction. I like this approach, as it increasesthe likelihood that any particular admin will be able to use thematerial presented. I've been working with Apache for almost a decadenow, but I've not done any virtualisation; some other fellow may haveplayed with Linux for supercomputing, but never done any web servingwith it; we both can use the chapters which cover subjects new to us.I really like some of the choices the authors made. A lot of GNU/Linux'administration' books focus on GUI tools--I've seen some which don'teven bother addressing the command line! I've long said that if oneisn't intimately familiar with the shell--if one cannot get one's jobdone with it--then one isn't really a sysadmin. Linux SystemAdministration approaches nearly everything from the CLI, right from theget-go. Kudos!The authors also deserve praise for showing, early on, how to replaceSendmail with Postfix. In 2007, there's very, _very_ little reason to useSendmail: unless you know why you need it, you almost certainly don't.Postfix is more stable and far more secure.Another nice thing is how many alternatives are showcased: Xen & VMware;Debian, Fedora & Xandros; CIFS/SMB & NFS; shell, Perl, PHP & Python andso forth. One really great advantage of Unix in general and GNU/Linuxin particular is choice--it's good to see a reference work whichimplicitly acknowledges that.The authors are also pretty good about calling out commonpitfalls--several got me, once upon a time. It'd have been nice to havehad a book like this when I was cutting my teeth...Lastly, I liked that the authors & their editor weren't afraid to referreaders to books from other publishers, in addition to O'Reilly's(uniformly excellent) offerings. Not all publishers would be soforthright; O'Reilly merits recognition for their openness.The book's not quite perfect, though. I wish that PostgreSQL had atleast been mentioned as a more powerful, more stable (and often fasterin practice) alternative to MySQL, and one doesn't actually need toregister a domain in order to set up static IP addressing. Still, theseare pretty minor quibbles.I'd say that the ideal audience for this book is a small-to-mediumbusiness admin who'd like to start using Linux, or who already is butdoesn't really feel confident yet. It covers enough categories that atleast a few are likely to be relevant. Even an experienced admin willprobably find some useful stuff in here.

### ⭐⭐⭐ More in the description than in the book
*by S***S on May 14, 2007*

I was a little disappointed with the book. I was looking for something lower level and comprehensive, more like "Essential System Administration". While this book is useful, it is not as useful as some others.

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