The Linux operating system is prevalent on servers, and with good cause. It's an excellent, Open Source operating system, robust, and with a very wide range of features and utilities. It's efficient in operation and there are lots of people who know it and will support it. Linux is a computer scientists's operating system still - in other words it's really not got an ease and simplicity of operation (the plug and play of Windows)

At Well House Consultants, we can't possibly provide training on every part of Linux even though it's our own main operating system and we've been using it for ages. We've chosen to provide a limited range of short courses to suit the needs of our customer base:

• Linux Basics - a one-day introduction for newcomers to Linux, suffient for users who will be looking after a simple website on a server they do not administer.

• Linux Administration - a one-day introduction which follow on from the Linux Basics day.

• Linux Web Server - installing and configuring the AMP or LAMP - Apache httpd, MySQL and PHP, and their basic administration.



• Deploying Apache / Tomcat is a course for delegates who will be deploying Java based applications and need an appreciation of both the Apache [ex Jakarka] Tomcat and the Apache httpd server and how they work together.

In combination, the first three courses will give you a good grounding if you're setting up a web server system within a clean, firewalled environment with other services such as DNS, network login service if needed, mail servers, and the external firewall taken care of by others for you. As a combined course, the 4 days are known as Deploying LAMP

We are able to offer some additional Linux elements on private courses - please do ask us.

We use Apache web servers on this site that you're visiting at the moment, and on our in house systems and other sites too. Some of these are quite large sites - www.wellho.net handles hundreds of page requests every minute from its anthology of 15000 pages, some of which are true html files, and others are PHP, Perl, Python and Tcl, backed up by MySQL databases. Apache really does provide poweful servers!