Description
Bite Size Networking (Wizard Zines). Networking is a mysterious black box for many programmers; this book attempts to open that black box and shed light on how the Internet works by introducing 17 key networking tools in Linux. Rather than boring theoretical explanations, the author gets straight to the tools that are essential for troubleshooting server-to-server communications and understanding protocols.
This work explains heavy concepts like DNS, SSL certificates, and network packet tracing using single-page comics. The book aims to teach the reader how to use command-line tools to find the root of the problem in the shortest possible time when a site won’t open or the connection between two services is lost.
Book Features
- Learn how to use the dig tool to troubleshoot and understand the Domain Name System (DNS).
- Explore advanced uses of curl and netcat for testing HTTP connections and ports.
- Introducing professional traffic analysis tools such as tshark and ngrep.
- Simplifying working with Openssl and focusing on the 3 vital commands that most users need.
- Explain the concepts of network topology and how data is moved between the client and the server.
- Providing a guide to lesser-known but very useful tools for network administrators.
- Learn how to remember difficult flags and options in troubleshooting tools.
Book specifications
- Publisher: Julia Evans
- Instructor: Julia Evans
- Number of pages: 24
- Number of chapters: 10
- Format: PDF
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Download link
File(s) password: www.downloadly.ir
File size
20 MB
