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Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) is an optional feature of Windows 10 that provides a Linux environment for developers inside of Windows. Rather than managing your own virtual machine or relying on a remote Linux machine for development, WSL provides a Linux kernel and enables users to install various distros within their Windows environment. In this course, get up to speed with the basics of WSL and explore common tasks and procedures for developing with Linux. Instructor Scott Simpson steps through how to work in the Linux environment, explaining how to use the shell, manage services within WSL, and define automated tasks that run at predefined times. Scott also covers ways to integrate WSL into your workflow, including how to install the Remote-WSL extension to use Visual Studio Code in WSL.

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Shawn currently resides in Waller, TX. While he could live anywhere in the world to perform his job, he's never leaving Texas, minus excursions to New Orleans and Disney World. He's still waiting for the perfect opportunity to inject worthless information into his courses so that everyone the world over can win more trivia contests. If he didn't need a job and money wasn't an object, he'd be barbecuing every day, selling his smoked wares until he sold out. That said, when retirement day comes, you'll probably find him sitting by the river doing absolutely nothing.I've been in technology for over 20 years. Yes, I'm one of the older TAs around here. But I'm immature enough to compensate for my age. I've been involved in Azure for about 5 years now. Prior to that, I was the digital Cliff Claven (Google it), implementing and supporting Exchange Server all the way back to version 5.0.In my spare time, I brew beer and cook, both indoors and out. I am married with three great kids who are too much like me. When people say they weep for our future, they're not talking about my kids, who are the greatest ever. No bias here.When I release content here at Linux Academy, rest assured that it will be informative and fun. We'll laugh, cry and learn together. So let's get to it.

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This video is an introduction to virtualization on Linux using KVM. It shows how to create a virtual machine using Virtual Machine Manager.
Did you know that, for a long time, Linux has had its own built-in virtualization technology, KVM? In this course, you will gain a better understanding of KVM Virtualization on Linux through interactive, hands-on lessons. We will explore four scenarios: workstation virtualization using the GUI utilities, web-based management using Cockpit, managing virtualization using the Linux CLI, and managing virtual workloads using oVirt on CentOS. When you have finished this course, you will have the skills necessary to design, deploy, and manage virtual workloads using KVM on Linux.

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Elasticsearch has become a favorite technology amongst administrators, engineers, and developers alike. Whether you are using it with the rest of the Elastic Stack or on its own, Elasticsearch has proven itself to be a powerful and easy to use search and analytics engine. Log aggregation, operational analytics, application performance monitoring, NoSQL databases, site search, and ad-hoc data analysis are just a few of the many use cases this product has become synonymous with. Now that Elasticsearch has become a mainstream technology, it is helpful to know a little something about it.

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