Daily Deal: The Complete 2021 Learn Linux Bundle
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The Complete 2020 Learn Linux Bundle has 12 courses to help you learn Linux OS concepts and processes. You'll start with an introduction to Linux and progress to more advanced topics like shell scripting, data encryption, supporting virtual machines, and more. Other courses cover Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 (RHEL 8), virtualizing Linux OS using Docker, AWS, and Azure, how to build and manage an enterprise Linux infrastructure, and much more. It's on sale for $59.
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I decided to change the main OS of my devices some time ago, I feel like the security of my data is bigger now, considerably bigger. It was because of LINUX and because of https://demyo.com/, I must say.
But I suggest all of you: take this opportunity. Linux would improve your life.
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