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    Aufbau des Angebots und Threadtitel

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Adrian Cantrill - AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate (SAA-C02 & SAA-C03)

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Adrian Cantrill - AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate (SAA-C02 & SAA-C03)
Last Updated 04/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 330 Lessons (63h 41m) | Size: 10.9 GB

Become a Solutions Architect and confidently pass the SAA-C02 or UPCOMING SAA-C03 certification

AWS have announced SAA-C03, which you can sit from AUGUST 2022. This course will provide access to the SAA-C03 content free of charge when released. There is plenty of time to study for and sit SAA-C02 before august but If you miss the deadline and have to sit SAA-C03 I will be providing a 'differential' guide to help you TOPUP with just the content difference.

? Course update #163 (April 2022) - 100% valid for the current version of the exam ?

? Updates are in production for SAA-C03 changes required in August 2022 ?
The AWS Certified Solutions Architect is one of the most valuable and in-demand cloud certifications available. It covers all of the core AWS services and is a fantastic entry point into the most popular public cloud platform in the world today.

Getting certified can help improve your confidence and get you interviews, but it's the skills gained along the way which matter long term. With this course, you'll learn everything you need to pass the SAA-C02 exam confidently, but also gain the real-world skills you need to perform well in an interview and function as a mid-level AWS Solutions Architect.

I've designed the course for the new version of the AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate (SAA-C02) certification. Rather than updating existing content, I've created a course which directly aligns with the new structure, products, services and architectures contained in the SAA-C02 exam. This course is kept constantly up to date (weekly), see above for the most recent update status. (Confirmed Suitability for this exam version)

SUITABLE FOR

IT newcomers or anyone looking to change careers.
Experienced Engineers or Consultants
IT Managers looking to understand their platforms and Environments
Project Managers running or involved with AWS Projects
REQUIREMENTS

No previous AWS Knowledge required
Laptop or Workstation to perform the demo lessons
An email address and credit/debit card for the AWS account(s)
The course stays mostly within the free tier to avoid costs

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The Complete Frontend Engineering Interview Preparation Kit

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The Complete Frontend Engineering Interview Preparation Kit
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 15.1 GB | Duration: 27h 20m

Learn JavaScript, TypeScript, React, Redux, Material UI, System design & Prepare for your Frontend Interview



What you'll learn
The Javascript Bootcamp
Master Google Chrome Dev tools
The TypeScript Bootcamp
React, Redux & Material UI Workshop
Designing Scalable Frontend Systems
Frontend System Design guidance
Interview Questions & Solutions
Know the aspects interviewers look at
Software Engineering Life lessons
Frequently Asked Questions
Software engineer career advice
Dealing with interview rounds
Soft skills development
Read a lot of career related articles
Requirements
You don't need any specific skills to take this course
You will be benefited more if you are already a software developer.
You'll need a laptop and good internet connection.

Description
After completing this course, you will be 100% prepared to face and crack your next front-end interview. Now that's a bold statement but these are the materials I prepared to crack interviews in my career.

**This course is a bundle of all my other courses on Udemy**

Hello, My name is Manoj ( Founder @MSK Web development )

I have a decade of experience in frontend web development and I went through a series of ups and downs in my career to reach this state I am today and I have covered all of it in this course. This will help any front-end engineer to boost their career ( using my experience ) and you will learn from my experience. It is the best thing to do.

It took me almost 10 years to populate the contents of this course. The lessons and problems I have solved to get selected in multiple interviews ( Including Walmart, PayPal, JP Morgan, Tesco, Oracle, Cerner & GE ) and the teachings I obtained when I failed in multiple interviews ( Including Google, Facebook, Amazon, & Microsoft ), all are covered in this 1 course.

This course is applicable for junior to senior software engineers and those who are looking for a promotion / higher-level role. At some point, you will be assessed for your system design skills. So it is crucial to know what is the acceptance criteria. This will help you prepare better and increase your chances of clearing the round. You will also learn javascript and practice interview coding round as well.

First, you will learn javascript basics to intermediate concepts.

Then, you will master google chrome dev tools.

Then, you will learn TypeScript from scratch.

Then, you will get guidance for the frontend system design interview round.

You will also be given interview problems that were asked to me in various interviews and the ones which I ask whenever I take an interview for a frontend engineer role.

I will give you software engineering career tips based on my experience in multiple companies in this course.

I hope this course gives you a boost in your front-end career.

I would be extremely happy if you get benefited from my experience and get selected in your dream company.

Warm regards,

Manoj Satish Kumar

Who this course is for
Anyone who wants to start their frontend journey
Job seekers looking for frontend engineer position
Software engineers who want a promotion in their job
Those who want to learn soft-skills in IT world
College students interested in frontend

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American English File (2nd edition) Full Course

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American English File (2nd edition) Full Course
DVDRip | MP4/AVC, ~978 kb/s | 640 x 360 | English: AAC, 125 kb/s (2 ch), 44.1 KHz | 7.88 GB
Genre: English Learning | Language: English | PDF, MP3, MP4, CD-exe

American English File Second Edition retains the popular methodology developed by world-renowned authors Christina Latham-Koenig and Clive Oxenden: language + motivation = opportunity. With grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation practice in every lesson, students are equipped with a solid foundation for successful speaking.

And a new array of digital resources provides even more choice and flexibility. Students can learn in the classroom or on the move with Online Practice, iChecker, the Pronunciation App, and more.

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CBT Nuggets - Fortinet NSE 4 Training

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CBT Nuggets - Fortinet NSE 4 Training
Keith Barker | Duration: 24h 00m | Video: H264 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC 48 kHz 2ch | 12 GB | Language: English

This intermediate NSE 4 training prepares learners to take the Fortinet NSE 4 - FortiOS exam, which is the one required exam to earn the Fortinet NSE 4 certification.

FortiGate is far from the industry leader in network security devices, but that only means that network security technicians who know how to use FortiGate devices are in special demand. The NSE 4 is a Fortinet certification that validates your familiarity with installing and managing devices for day-to-day operation. The three Fortinet certifications that precede the NSE 4 focus on broad cybersecurity knowledge. The NSE 4 is the first to dive deeper into FortiGate device configuration. Fortinet NSE 4 training prepares you with the specialized knowledge necessary to maintain and configure FortiGate devices.

For anyone who manages their advanced security practices training, this Fortinet training can be used for Fortinet NSE 4 - FortiOS exam prep, onboarding new security technicians, individual or team training plans, or as a Fortinet reference resource.

This NSE 4 training covers Fortinet NSE 4 - FortiOS advanced security practices exam objectives, including these topics

• Deploying and configuring FortiGate security devices onto a network
• Configuring firewall policies, NAT, and authentication with FortiGate devices
• Using FortiGate inspection modes to encrypt and inspect traffic
• Optimizing switching and routing through configuring FortiGate devices

Who Should Take Fortinet NSE 4 Training?

This NSE 4 training is considered professional-level Fortinet training, which means it was designed for security technicians. This advanced security practices skills course is designed for security technicians with three to five years of experience with advanced security practices.

New or aspiring security technicians.This NSE 4 training is perfect for new security technicians who know they'll be working with FortiGate tech in their first job. The worst outcome for a brand new technician would be to get to your first job and realize your general knowledge doesn't apply to specialized technology. This NSE 4 training makes sure you're not caught in that bad situation, if you know your job uses FortiGate.

Experienced security technicians. If you've already been working as a security technician, this NSE 4 training is a good choice for you if you might need to use FortiGate devices in the near future. Even with your years of experience, transitioning to FortiGate can be difficult. This NSE 4 training makes sure everything you've learned and mastered in cybersecurity administration gets translated into FortiGate's language.

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Administrating Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 (2022)

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Administrating Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 (2022)
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 5.09 GB | Duration: 31h 34m

Get skills needed for RHCA/RHCE 8. Gain sufficient skill to perform system administration tasks on Red Hat Linux in 2022



What you'll learn
Gain sufficient skill to perform core system administration tasks on Red Hat Enterprise Linux
Build foundational skills needed by an RHCSA/RHCE 8 certified Red Hat Enterprise Linux system administrator
Prepare managed hosts for automation. Automate common system administration tasks
Run Commands Using the Bash Shell
Manage Files From the Command Line
Get Help in Red Hat Enterprise Linux
Create, View, and Edit Text Files
Managing Local Users and Groups
Controlling Access to Files
Monitor and Manage Linux Processes
Control Services and Daemons
Configure and Secure SSH
Analyze and Store Logs
Manage Networking
Archive and Transfer Files
Install and Update Software Packages
Write Bash Scripts
Schedule Future Tasks
Much more...

Requirements
There are no formal prerequisites for this course; however, previous system administration experience on other operating systems will be very beneficial
Basic Linux skills

Description
This course is aimed to IT Pros or people who want to get familiar with Linux. And it's supposed to give the viewer the information they need to know to get started with command line to perform essential Linux administration tasks, including installation, establishing network connectivity, managing physical storage and basic security administration. It's a very-well structured course with step-by-step demonstrations, including lots of guided exercises, labs and quizes.

The course is targeted to help to automate and script daily tasks. There are lots of live demonstrations how to use Bash commands. I hope it will help to do your job more efficiently.

Here is some of the students' reviews

'Thanks, instructor! It's a good structured course several hours long. I carried much useful information from it.' -- James K

'simple and clear' --Swathi Mettu

'Very useful for Linux Administrators' --DORDAA SUGLO RUDOLF

'Great course! I love that you don't linger on each topic. You say what it is, what it does, and why you would need it, and you move on. Great!!' --David Ramirez

'Structured teaching..' --Dhanush Raj

'Great Course with good information explained and detailed' --mariano Martinez

'Great course! Excellent content, very clear.' --J B

'Perfect! Good to have it.' --Lern Li

Here is some of the topics

Access the Command Line

Run Commands Using the Bash Shell

Manage Files From the Command Line

Get Help in Red Hat Enterprise Linux

Create, View, and Edit Text Files

Files and Directories Permissions

Processes and Jobs

Sed and Awk

Sudo

Managing Local Users and Groups

Managing Packages

Working with passwords

Configuring Networking

Logs and Monitoring

Configuring and Securing SSH

Archiving and Transfering Files

Red Hat Linux Automation with Ansible

Manging Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) with OpenSSL

Much more...

Who this course is for
IT professionals across a broad range of disciplines who need to perform essential Linux administration tasks, including installation, establishing network connectivity, managing physical storage and basic security administration
IT Specialists
System Administrators
DevOps Technicians

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Mark Teacher's IELTS Video Answer Library

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Mark Teacher's IELTS Video Answer Library
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 12.4 GB | Duration: 18h 6m

Access the biggest IELTS Sample Answer Library online to prepare for your IELTS Speaking Test!



What you'll learn
Watch and listen to a native English tutor give full-length, high-band IELTS example answers
Pick up vocabulary, expressions, phrases and collocations to improve your own IELTS Speaking answers
The biggest IELTS Answer Library on the internet!
Requirements
An intermediate level (B1+) of English or above
A computer or mobile device with Internet access.

Description
Let an experienced native English IELTS tutor guide you through IELTS topics with high-band sample answers to real IELTS Speaking Test questions.

In this course, you will get access to:

OVER 18 hours of full-length, high-band IELTS example answers, written and recorded by myself

British English pronunciation from a native British teacher.

Collocations, expressions and vocabulary items highlighted in videos

All sample answers have been written and recorded native English answers - so you can feel confident that all the vocabulary in this course is appropriate, familiar and natural-sounding English.

This course has been organised based on the latest cycle of IELTS topics, so the questions you see in this course might appear in your real IELTS Speaking test!

Thanks to lifetime access, you can keep improving your English even after you've taken your IELTS Speaking Test.

Happy learning!

Who this course is for
Dedicated IELTS students looking to expand their vocabulary the IELTS Speaking Test
Students with a basic understanding of the IELTS Speaking Test format

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Spark Sql And Pyspark 3 Using Python 3 Hands-On With Labs

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Spark Sql And Pyspark 3 Using Python 3 Hands-On With Labs
Last updated 8/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 10.03 GB | Duration: 32h 12m

A Comprehensive Course on Spark SQL as well as Data Frame APIs using Python 3 with complementary lab access



What you'll learn
Setup the Single Node Hadoop and Spark using Docker locally or on AWS Cloud9
Review ITVersity Labs (exclusively for ITVersity Lab Customers)
All the HDFS Commands that are relevant to validate files and folders in HDFS.
Quick recap of Python which is relevant to learn Spark
Ability to use Spark SQL to solve the problems using SQL style syntax.
Pyspark Dataframe APIs to solve the problems using Dataframe style APIs.
Relevance of Spark Metastore to convert Dataframs into Temporary Views so that one can process data in Dataframes using Spark SQL.
Apache Spark Application Development Life Cycle
Apache Spark Application Execution Life Cycle and Spark UI
Setup SSH Proxy to access Spark Application logs
Deployment Modes of Spark Applications (Cluster and Client)
Passing Application Properties Files and External Dependencies while running Spark Applications
Requirements
Basic programming skills using any programming language
Self support lab (Instructions provided) or ITVersity lab at additional cost for appropriate environment.
Minimum memory required based on the environment you are using with 64 bit operating system
4 GB RAM with access to proper clusters or 16 GB RAM to setup environment using Docker

Description
As part of this course, you will learn all the key skills to build Data Engineering Pipelines using Spark SQL and Spark Data Frame APIs using Python as a Programming language. This course used to be a CCA 175 Spark and Hadoop Developer course for the preparation for the Certification Exam. As of 10/31/2021, the exam is sunset and we have renamed it to Apache Spark 2 and 3 using Python 3 as it covers industry-relevant topics beyond the scope of certification.About Data EngineeringData Engineering is nothing but processing the data depending upon our downstream needs. We need to build different pipelines such as Batch Pipelines, Streaming Pipelines, etc as part of Data Engineering. All roles related to Data Processing are consolidated under Data Engineering. Conventionally, they are known as ETL Development, Data Warehouse Development, etc. Apache Spark is evolved as a leading technology to take care of Data Engineering at scale.I have prepared this course for anyone who would like to transition into a Data Engineer role using Pyspark (Python + Spark). I myself am a proven Data Engineering Solution Architect with proven experience in designing solutions using Apache Spark.Let us go through the details about what you will be learning in this course. Keep in mind that the course is created with a lot of hands-on tasks which will give you enough practice using the right tools. Also, there are tons of tasks and exercises to evaluate yourself. We will provide details about Resources or Environments to learn Spark SQL and PySpark 3 using Python 3 as well as Reference Material on GitHub to practice Spark SQL and PySpark 3 using Python 3. Keep in mind that you can either use the cluster at your workplace or set up the environment using provided instructions or use ITVersity Lab to take this course.Setup of Single Node Big Data ClusterMany of you would like to transition to Big Data from Conventional Technologies such as Mainframes, Oracle PL/SQL, etc and you might not have access to Big Data Clusters. It is very important for you set up the environment in the right manner. Don't worry if you do not have the cluster handy, we will guide you through support via Udemy Q&A.Setup Ubuntu-based AWS Cloud9 Instance with the right configurationEnsure Docker is setupSetup Jupyter Lab and other key componentsSetup and Validate Hadoop, Hive, YARN, and SparkAre you feeling a bit overwhelmed about setting up the environment? Don't worry!!! We will provide complementary lab access for up to 2 months. Here are the details.Training using an interactive environment. You will get 2 weeks of lab access, to begin with. If you like the environment, and acknowledge it by providing a 5* rating and feedback, the lab access will be extended to additional 6 weeks (2 months). Feel free to send an email to [email protected] to get complementary lab access. Also, if your employer provides a multi-node environment, we will help you set up the material for the practice as part of the live session. On top of Q&A Support, we also provide required support via live sessions.A quick recap of PythonThis course requires a decent knowledge of Python. To make sure you understand Spark from a Data Engineering perspective, we added a module to quickly warm up with Python. If you are not familiar with Python, then we suggest you go through our other course Data Engineering Essentials - Python, SQL, and Spark.Master required Hadoop Skills to build Data Engineering ApplicationsAs part of this section, you will primarily focus on HDFS commands so that we can copy files into HDFS. The data copied into HDFS will be used as part of building data engineering pipelines using Spark and Hadoop with Python as the Programming Language.Overview of HDFS CommandsCopy Files into HDFS using the put or copyFromLocal command using appropriate HDFS CommandsReview whether the files are copied properly or not to HDFS using HDFS Commands.Get the size of the files using HDFS commands such as du, df, etc.Some fundamental concepts related to HDFS such as block size, replication factor, etc.Data Engineering using Spark SQLLet us, deep-dive into Spark SQL to understand how it can be used to build Data Engineering Pipelines. Spark with SQL will provide us the ability to leverage distributed computing capabilities of Spark coupled with easy-to-use developer-friendly SQL-style syntax.Getting Started with Spark SQLBasic Transformations using Spark SQLManaging Tables - Basic DDL and DML in Spark SQLManaging Tables - DML and Create Partitioned Tables using Spark SQLOverview of Spark SQL Functions to manipulate strings, dates, null values, etcWindowing Functions using Spark SQL for ranking, advanced aggregations, etc.Data Engineering using Spark Data Frame APIsSpark Data Frame APIs are an alternative way of building Data Engineering applications at scale leveraging distributed computing capabilities of Spark. Data Engineers from application development backgrounds might prefer Data Frame APIs over Spark SQL to build Data Engineering applications.Data Processing Overview using Spark or Pyspark Data Frame APIs.Projecting or Selecting data from Spark Data Frames, renaming columns, providing aliases, dropping columns from Data Frames, etc using Pyspark Data Frame APIs.Processing Column Data using Spark or Pyspark Data Frame APIs - You will be learning functions to manipulate strings, dates, null values, etc.Basic Transformations on Spark Data Frames using Pyspark Data Frame APIs such as Filtering, Aggregations, and Sorting using functions such as filter/where, groupBy with agg, sort or orderBy, etc.Joining Data Sets on Spark Data Frames using Pyspark Data Frame APIs such as join. You will learn inner joins, outer joins, etc using the right examples.Windowing Functions on Spark Data Frames using Pyspark Data Frame APIs to perform advanced Aggregations, Ranking, and Analytic FunctionsSpark Metastore Databases and Tables and integration between Spark SQL and Data Frame APIsApache Spark Application Development and Deployment Life CycleOnce you go through the content related to Spark using Jupyter-based environment, we will also walk you through the details about how the Spark applications are typically developed using Python, deployed as well as reviewed.Setup Python Virtual Environment and Project for Spark Application Development using PycharmUnderstand complete Spark Application Development Lifecycle using Pycharm and PythonBuild zip file for the Spark Application, copy to the environment where it is supposed to run and run.Understand how to review the Spark Application Execution Life Cycle.All the demos are given on our state-of-the-art Big Data cluster. You can avail of one-month complimentary lab access by reaching out to [email protected] with a Udemy receipt.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction about Spark SQL and PySpark 3 using Python 3

Lecture 1 Introduction to Spark SQL and PySpark 3 using Python 3

Lecture 2 Curriculum for Spark SQL and Pyspark 3 using Python 3

Lecture 3 Purchasing the Spark SQL and PySpark using Python 3 Course

Lecture 4 Introduction to Udemy Course Landing Page

Lecture 5 Overview of Udemy Course or Video Player

Lecture 6 Adding Notes to Course Lectures

Lecture 7 Using Course Sidebar to move between lectures

Lecture 8 Overview of Support to ITVersity courses on Udemy

Lecture 9 Best Practices to get ITVersity Support using Udemy

Lecture 10 Resources for Spark SQL and Pyspark 3 using Python 3

Lecture 11 Material for Spark SQL and PySpark 3 using Python 3

Lecture 12 Become Part of ITVersity Data Engineering Community

Lecture 13 Rate and Leave Feedback - Spark SQL and PySpark 3 using Python 3

Lecture 14 Udemy for Business Customers - Important Information for about labs for practice

Section 2: Using ITVersity Labs for hands-on practice (for ITVersity Lab Customers only)

Lecture 15 Setup Development Environment using VS Code Remote Development Extension Pack

Lecture 16 Review Data Sets Provided as part of Gateway Nodes of Hadoop and Spark Cluster

Lecture 17 Validate HDFS on Multi Node Hadoop and Spark Cluster from Gateway Node

Lecture 18 Validate Hive on Hadoop and Spark Multinode Cluster

Lecture 19 Review Hadoop HDFS and YARN Property Files on Hadoop and Spark Cluster

Lecture 20 Review Hadoop HDFS and YARN Property Files using Visual Studio Code Editor

Lecture 21 Review Hive Property Files on Multinode Hadoop and Spark Cluster

Lecture 22 Review Spark 2 Property Files and Important Properties

Lecture 23 Validate Spark Shell CLI using Spark 2

Lecture 24 Validate Pyspark CLI using Spark 2

Lecture 25 Validate Spark SQL CLI using Spark 2

Lecture 26 Review Spark 3 Property Files and Important Properties

Lecture 27 Validate Spark Shell CLI using Spark 3

Lecture 28 Validate Pyspark CLI using Spark 3

Lecture 29 Validate Spark SQL CLI using Spark 3

Section 3: Setup Hadoop and Spark Single Node Cluster on Windows 11 using Docker

Lecture 30 Prerequisites for Single Node Hadoop and Spark Cluster on Windows

Lecture 31 Overview of Windows System Configuration

Lecture 32 Setup Ubuntu on Windows 11 using wsl

Lecture 33 Setup and Validate Ubuntu VM on Windows using wsl

Lecture 34 Install Docker Desktop on Windows 11 using wsl2

Lecture 35 Overview of Docker Desktop on Windows 11

Lecture 36 Validate Docker Commands using Windows Powershell as well as wsl Ubuntu

Lecture 37 Setup Visual Studio Code IDE on Windows

Lecture 38 Install Visual Studio Code Extension for Remote Development

Lecture 39 Clone GitHub Repository for Pyspark Course using Visual Studio Code

Lecture 40 Launching Terminal using Visual Studio Code and WSL

Lecture 41 Review Docker Compose File to setup Hadoop and Spark Lab

Lecture 42 Start Hadoop and Spark Lab along with Jupyter Lab on Windows 11

Lecture 43 Review the resource utilization of Windows for Hadoop and Spark Lab

Lecture 44 Review Docker Desktop for Hadoop and Spark Lab using Docker

Lecture 45 Overview of Docker Compose Commands to manage Hadoop and Spark Lab

Lecture 46 Validate Hadoop and Spark setup using Docker on Windows

Section 4: Setup Hadoop and Spark Single Node Cluster on AWS Cloud9 using Docker

Lecture 47 Getting Started with AWS Cloud9

Lecture 48 Creating AWS Cloud9 Environment

Lecture 49 Warming up with AWS Cloud9 IDE

Lecture 50 Review Operating System Details on AWS Cloud9

Lecture 51 Overview of EC2 Instance related to AWS Cloud9

Lecture 52 Opening ports for AWS Cloud9 Instance

Lecture 53 Associating Elastic IPs to AWS Cloud9 Instance

Lecture 54 Increase EBS Volume Size of AWS Cloud9 Instance

Lecture 55 Setup Docker Compose on AWS Cloud9 Instance

Lecture 56 Clone GitHub Repository on AWS Cloud9 for the Course Material

Lecture 57 Review Docker Compose File to setup Hadoop and Spark Lab

Lecture 58 Start Hadoop and Spark Lab along with Jupyter Lab on Windows 11

Lecture 59 Overview of Docker Compose Commands to manage Hadoop and Spark Lab

Lecture 60 Validate Hadoop and Spark setup using Docker

Section 5: Python Fundamentals

Lecture 61 Introduction and Setting up Python

Lecture 62 Basic Programming Constructs

Lecture 63 Functions in Python

Lecture 64 Python Collections

Lecture 65 Map Reduce operations on Python Collections

Lecture 66 Setting up Data Sets for Basic I/O Operations

Lecture 67 Basic I/O operations and processing data using Collections

Section 6: Overview of Hadoop HDFS Commands

Lecture 68 Getting help or usage

Lecture 69 Listing HDFS Files

Lecture 70 Managing HDFS Directories

Lecture 71 Copying files from local to HDFS

Lecture 72 Copying files from HDFS to local

Lecture 73 Getting File Metadata

Lecture 74 Previewing Data in HDFS File

Lecture 75 HDFS Block Size

Lecture 76 HDFS Replication Factor

Lecture 77 Getting HDFS Storage Usage

Lecture 78 Using HDFS Stat Commands

Lecture 79 HDFS File Permissions

Lecture 80 Overriding Properties

Section 7: Apache Spark 2.x - Data processing - Getting Started

Lecture 81 Introduction

Lecture 82 Review of Setup Steps for Spark Environment

Lecture 83 Using ITVersity labs

Lecture 84 Apache Spark Official Documentation (Very Important)

Lecture 85 Quick Review of Spark APIs

Lecture 86 Spark Modules

Lecture 87 Spark Data Structures - RDDs and Data Frames

Lecture 88 Develop Simple Application

Lecture 89 Apache Spark - Framework

Lecture 90 Create Data Frames from Text Files

Lecture 91 Create Data Frames from Hive Tables

Section 8: Apache Spark using SQL - Getting Started

Lecture 92 Getting Started - Overview

Lecture 93 Overview of Spark Documentation

Lecture 94 Launching and using Spark SQL CLI

Lecture 95 Overview of Spark SQL Properties

Lecture 96 Running OS Commands using Spark SQL

Lecture 97 Understanding Spark Metastore Warehouse Directory

Lecture 98 Managing Spark Metastore Databases using Spark SQL

Lecture 99 Managing Spark Metastore Tables using Spark SQL

Lecture 100 Retrieve Metadata of Spark Metastore Tables using Spark SQL Describe Command

Lecture 101 Role of Spark Metastore or Hive Metastore

Lecture 102 Exercise - Getting Started with Spark SQL

Section 9: Apache Spark using SQL - Basic Transformations using Spark SQL

Lecture 103 Basic Transformations using Spark SQL - Introduction

Lecture 104 Spark SQL - Overview

Lecture 105 Define Problem Statement

Lecture 106 Prepare Spark Metastore Tables for Basic Transformations using Spark SQL

Lecture 107 Projecting Data using Spark SQL Select Clause

Lecture 108 Filtering Data using Spark SQL Where Clause

Lecture 109 Joining Tables using Spark SQL - Inner

Lecture 110 Joining Tables using Spark SQL - Outer

Lecture 111 Aggregating Data using Group By in Spark SQL

Lecture 112 Sorting Data using Order By in Spark SQL

Lecture 113 Conclusion - Final Solution for the problem statement using Spark SQL

Section 10: Apache Spark using SQL - Basic DDL and DML

Lecture 114 Introduction to Basic DDL and DML in Spark SQL

Lecture 115 Create Spark Metastore Tables using Spark SQL Create Statement

Lecture 116 Overview of Data Types used in Spark Metastore Tables

Lecture 117 Adding Comments to Spark Metastore Tables using Spark SQL

Lecture 118 Loading Data from Local File System Into Tables using Spark SQL Load Statement

Lecture 119 Loading Data from HDFS Folders Into Tables using Spark SQL Load Statement

Lecture 120 Difference between Load with Append and Overwrite using Spark SQL Load Statement

Lecture 121 Creating External Spark Metastore Tables using Spark SQL

Lecture 122 Difference between Managed and External Spark Metastore Tables

Lecture 123 Overview of File Formats used in Spark Metastore Tables

Lecture 124 Drop Spark Metastore Tables and Databases using Spark SQL

Lecture 125 Truncating Spark Metastore Tables

Lecture 126 Exercise - Managed Spark Metastore Tables

Section 11: Apache Spark using SQL - DML and Partitioning

Lecture 127 Introduction to DML and Partitioning using Spark SQL on Spark Metastore Tables

Lecture 128 Introduction to Partitioning of Spark Metastore Tables using Spark SQL

Lecture 129 Creating Spark Metastore Tables using Parquet File Format

Lecture 130 Difference between Load and Insert to get data into Spark Metastore Tables

Lecture 131 Inserting Data using Stage Table leveraging Spark SQL

Lecture 132 Creating Spark Metastore Partitioned Tables using Spark SQL

Lecture 133 Adding Partitions to Spark Metastore Tables using Spark SQL

Lecture 134 Loading Data into Spark Metastore Partitioned Tables using Spark SQL

Lecture 135 Inserting Data into Spark Metastore Partitions using Spark SQL Insert Statement

Lecture 136 Using Dynamic Partition Mode while inserting into Spark Partitioned Tables

Lecture 137 Exercise - Partitioned Tables using Spark SQL

Section 12: Apache Spark using SQL - Pre-defined Functions

Lecture 138 Introduction - Overview of Spark SQL Pre-defined Functions

Lecture 139 Overview of Spark SQL Pre-defined Functions

Lecture 140 Validating Spark SQL Functions

Lecture 141 String Manipulation using Spark SQL Functions

Lecture 142 Date Manipulation using Spark SQL Functions

Lecture 143 Overview of Numeric Functions in Spark SQL

Lecture 144 Data Type Conversion using Spark SQL

Lecture 145 Dealing with Nulls using Spark SQL

Lecture 146 Using CASE and WHEN in Spark SQL Queries

Lecture 147 Query Example - Word Count using Spark SQL

Section 13: Apache Spark SQL - Windowing Functions

Lecture 148 Introduction to Windowing Functions in Spark SQL

Lecture 149 Prepare HR Database for Windowing Functions in Spark SQL

Lecture 150 Overview of Windowing Functions using Spark SQL

Lecture 151 Aggregations using Spark SQL Windowing Functions

Lecture 152 Using LEAD or LAG in Spark SQL Windowing Functions

Lecture 153 Getting first and last values using Spark SQL Windowing Functions

Lecture 154 Ranking using Spark SQL Windowing Functions - rank, dense_rank and row_number

Lecture 155 Order of execution of Spark SQL Queries

Lecture 156 Overview of Subqueries in Spark SQL

Lecture 157 Filtering Window Function Results using Spark SQL

Section 14: Apache Spark using Python - Data Processing Overview

Lecture 158 Starting Spark Context - pyspark

Lecture 159 Overview of Spark Read APIs

Lecture 160 Understanding airlines data

Lecture 161 Inferring Schema using Spark Data Frame APIs

Lecture 162 Previewing Airlines Data using Spark Data Frame APIs

Lecture 163 Overview of Data Frame APIs

Lecture 164 Overview of Functions on Spark Data Frames

Lecture 165 Overview of Spark Write APIs

Section 15: Apache Spark using Python - Processing Column Data

Lecture 166 Overview of Predefined Functions on Spark Data Frame Columns

Lecture 167 Create Dummy Data Frame to explore Functions on Data Frame Columns

Lecture 168 Categories of Predefined Functions used on Spark Data Frame Columns

Lecture 169 Special Functions for Spark Data Frame Columns - col and lit

Lecture 170 Common String Manipulation Functions for Spark Data Frame Columns

Lecture 171 Extracting Strings using substring from Spark Data Frame Columns

Lecture 172 Extracting Strings using split from Spark Data Frame Columns

Lecture 173 Padding Characters around Strings in Spark Data Frame Columns

Lecture 174 Trimming Characters from Strings in Spark Data Frame Columns

Lecture 175 Date and Time Manipulation Functions for Spark Data Frame Columns

Lecture 176 Date and Time Arithmetic on Spark Data Frame Columns

Lecture 177 Using Date and Time Trunc Functions on Spark Data Frame Columns

Lecture 178 Date and Time Extract Functions for Spark Data Frame Columns

Lecture 179 Using to_date and to_timestamp on Spark Data Frame Columns

Lecture 180 Using date_format Function on Spark Data Frame Columns

Lecture 181 Dealing with Unix Timestamp in Spark Data Frame Columns

Lecture 182 Dealing with Nulls in Spark Data Frame Columns

Lecture 183 Using CASE and WHEN on Spark Data Frame Columns

Section 16: Apache Spark using Python - Basic Transformations

Lecture 184 Overview of Basic Transformations on Spark Data Frames

Lecture 185 Spark Data Frames for basic transformations

Lecture 186 Basic Filtering of Data or rows using where from Spark Data Frames

Lecture 187 Filtering Example using dates on Spark Data Frames

Lecture 188 Boolean Operators while filtering from Spark Data Frames

Lecture 189 Using IN Operator or isin Function while filtering from Spark Data Frames

Lecture 190 Using LIKE Operator or like Function while filtering from Spark Data Frames

Lecture 191 Using BETWEEN Operator while filtering from Spark Data Frames

Lecture 192 Dealing with Nulls while Filtering from Spark Data Frames

Lecture 193 Total Aggregations on Spark Data Frames

Lecture 194 Aggregate data using groupBy from Spark Data Frames

Lecture 195 Aggregate data using rollup on Spark Data Frames

Lecture 196 Aggregate data using cube on Spark Data Frames

Lecture 197 Overview of Sorting Spark Data Frames

Lecture 198 Solution - Problem 1 - Get Total Aggregations

Lecture 199 Solution - Problem 2 - Get Total Aggregations By FlightDate

Section 17: Apache Spark using Python - Joining Data Sets

Lecture 200 Prepare Datasets for Joining Spark Data Frames

Lecture 201 Analyze Datasets for Joining Spark Data Frames

Lecture 202 Problem Statements for Joining Spark Data Frames

Lecture 203 Overview of Joins on Spark Data Frames

Lecture 204 Using Inner Joins on Spark Data Frames

Lecture 205 Left or Right Outer Join on Spark Data Frames

Lecture 206 Solution - Get Flight Count Per US Airport using Spark Data Frame APIs

Lecture 207 Solution - Get Flight Count Per US State using Spark Data Frame APIs

Lecture 208 Solution - Get Dormant US Airports using Spark Data Frame APIs

Lecture 209 Solution - Get Origins without master data using Spark Data Frame APIs

Lecture 210 Solution - Get Count of Flights without master data using Spark Data Frame APIs

Lecture 211 Solution - Get Count of Flights per Airport without master data

Lecture 212 Solution - Get Daily Revenue using Spark Data Frame APIs

Lecture 213 Solution - Get Daily Revenue rolled up till Yearly using Spark Data Frame APIs

Section 18: Apache Spark using Python - Spark Metastore

Lecture 214 Overview of APIs to deal with Spark Metastore

Lecture 215 Exploring Spark Catalog

Lecture 216 Creating Spark Metastore Tables using catalog

Lecture 217 Inferring Schema while creating Spark Metastore Tables using Spark Catalog

Lecture 218 Define Schema for Spark Metastore Tables using StructType

Lecture 219 Inserting into Existing Spark Metastore Tables using Spark Data Frame APIs

Lecture 220 Read and Process data from Spark Metastore Tables using Data Frame APIs

Lecture 221 Create Spark Metastore Partitioned Tables using Data Frame APIs

Lecture 222 Saving as Spark Metastore Partitioned Table using Data Frame APIs

Lecture 223 Creating Temporary Views on top of Spark Data Frames

Lecture 224 Using Spark SQL against Temporary Views on Spark Data Frames

Section 19: Getting Started with Semi Structured Data using Spark

Lecture 225 Introduction to Getting Started with Semi Structured Data using Spark

Lecture 226 Create Spark Metastore Table with Special Data Types

Lecture 227 Overview of ARRAY Type in Spark Metastore Table

Lecture 228 Overview of MAP and STRUCT Type in Spark Metastore Table

Lecture 229 Insert Data into Spark Metastore Table with Special Type Columns

Lecture 230 Create Spark Data Frame with Special Data Types

Lecture 231 Create Spark Data Frame with Special Types using Python List

Lecture 232 Insert Spark Data Frame with Special Types into Spark Metastore Table

Lecture 233 Review Data in the JSON File with Special Data Types

Lecture 234 Setup JSON Data Set to explore Spark APIs on Special Data Type Columns

Lecture 235 Read JSON Data with Special Types into Spark Data Frame

Lecture 236 Flatten Array Fields in Spark Data Frames using explode and explode_outer

Lecture 237 Get Size or Length of Array Type Columns in Spark Data Frame

Lecture 238 Concatenate Array Values into Delimited String using Spark APIs

Lecture 239 Convert Delimited Strings from Spark Data Frame Columns to Arrays

Lecture 240 Setup Data Sets to Build Arrays using Spark.cmproj

Lecture 241 Read JSON Data into Spark Data Frame and Review Aggregate Operations

Lecture 242 Build Arrays from Flattened Rows of Spark Data Frame

Lecture 243 Getting Started with Spark Data Frames with Struct Columns

Lecture 244 Concatenate Struct Column Values in Spark Data Frame

Lecture 245 Filter Data on Struct Column Attributes in Spark Data Frame

Lecture 246 Create Spark Data Frame using Map Type Column

Lecture 247 Project Map Values as Columns using Spark Data Frame APIs

Lecture 248 Conclusion of Getting Started with Semi Structured Data using Spark

Section 20: Process Semi Structured Data using Spark Data Frame APIs

Lecture 249 Introduction to Process Semi Structured Data using Spark Data Frame APIs

Lecture 250 Review the Data Sets to generate denormalized JSON Data using Spark

Lecture 251 Setup JSON Data Sets in HDFS using HDFS Command

Lecture 252 Create Spark Data Frames using Data Frame APIs

Lecture 253 Join Orders and Order Items using Spark Data Frame APIs

Lecture 254 Generate Struct Field for Order Details using Spark

Lecture 255 Generate Array of Struct Field for Order Details using Spark

Lecture 256 Join Data Sets to generate denormalized JSON Data using Spark

Lecture 257 Denormalize Join Results using Spark Data Frame APIs

Lecture 258 Write Denormalized Customer Details to JSON Files using Spark

Lecture 259 Publish JSON Files for downstream applications

Lecture 260 Read Denormalized Data into Spark Data Frame

Lecture 261 Filter Denormalized Data Frame using Spark APIs

Lecture 262 Perform Aggregations on Denormalized Data Frame using Spark

Lecture 263 Flatten Semi Structured Data or Denormalized Data using Spark

Lecture 264 Compute Monthly Customer Revenue using Spark on Denormalized Data

Lecture 265 Conclusion of Processing Semi Structured Data using Spark Data Frame APIs

Section 21: Apache Spark - Application Development Life Cycle

Lecture 266 Setup Virtual Environment and Install Pyspark

Lecture 267 Getting Started with Pycharm

Lecture 268 Passing Run Time Arguments

Lecture 269 Accessing OS Environment Variables

Lecture 270 Getting Started with Spark

Lecture 271 Create Function for Spark Session

Lecture 272 Setup Sample Data

Lecture 273 Read data from files

Lecture 274 Process data using Spark APIs

Lecture 275 Write data to files

Lecture 276 Validating Writing Data to Files

Lecture 277 Productionizing the Code

Lecture 278 Setting up Data for Production Validation

Lecture 279 Running the application using YARN

Lecture 280 Detailed Validation of the Application

Section 22: Spark Application Execution Life Cycle and Spark UI

Lecture 281 Deploying and Monitoring Spark Applications - Introduction

Lecture 282 Overview of Types of Spark Cluster Managers

Lecture 283 Setup EMR Cluster with Hadoop and Spark

Lecture 284 Overall Capacity of Big Data Cluster with Hadoop and Spark

Lecture 285 Understanding YARN Capacity of an Enterprise Cluster

Lecture 286 Overview of Hadoop HDFS and YARN Setup on Multi-node Cluster

Lecture 287 Overview of Spark Setup on top of Hadoop

Lecture 288 Setup Data Set for Word Count application

Lecture 289 Develop Word Count Application

Lecture 290 Review Deployment Process of Spark Application

Lecture 291 Overview of Spark Submit Command

Lecture 292 Switch between Python Versions to run Spark Applications or launch Pyspark CLI

Lecture 293 Switch between Pyspark Versions to run Spark Applications or launch Pyspark CLI

Lecture 294 Review Spark Configuration Properties at Run Time

Lecture 295 Develop Shell Script to run Spark Application

Lecture 296 Run Spark Application and review default executors

Lecture 297 Overview of Spark History Server UI

Section 23: Setup SSH Proxy to access Spark Application logs

Lecture 298 Setup SSH Proxy to access Spark Application logs - Introduction

Lecture 299 Overview of Private and Public ips of servers in the cluster

Lecture 300 Overview of SSH Proxy

Lecture 301 Setup sshuttle on Mac or Linux

Lecture 302 Proxy using sshuttle on Mac or Linux

Lecture 303 Accessing Spark Application logs via SSH Proxy using sshuttle on Mac or Linux

Lecture 304 Side effects of using SSH Proxy to access Spark Application Logs

Lecture 305 Steps to setup SSH Proxy on Windows to access Spark Application Logs

Lecture 306 Setup PuTTY and PuTTYgen on Windows

Lecture 307 Quick Tour of PuTTY on Windows

Lecture 308 Configure Passwordless Login using PuTTYGen Keys on Windows

Lecture 309 Run Spark Application on Gateway Node using PuTTY

Lecture 310 Configure Tunnel to Gateway Node using PuTTY on Windows for SSH Proxy

Lecture 311 Setup Proxy on Windows and validate using Microsoft Edge browser

Lecture 312 Understanding Proxying Network Traffic overcoming Windows Caveats

Lecture 313 Update Hosts file for worker nodes using private ips

Lecture 314 Access Spark Application logs using SSH Proxy

Lecture 315 Overview of performing tasks related to Spark Applications using Mac

Section 24: Deployment Modes of Spark Applications

Lecture 316 Deployment Modes of Spark Applications - Introduction

Lecture 317 Default Execution Master Type for Spark Applications

Lecture 318 Launch Pyspark using local mode

Lecture 319 Running Spark Applications using Local Mode

Lecture 320 Overview of Spark CLI Commands such as Pyspark

Lecture 321 Accessing Local Files using Spark CLI or Spark Applications

Lecture 322 Overview of submitting spark application using client deployment mode

Lecture 323 Overview of submitting spark application using cluster deployment mode

Lecture 324 Review the default logging while submitting Spark Applications

Lecture 325 Changing Spark Application Log Level using custom log4j properties

Lecture 326 Submit Spark Application using client mode with log level info

Lecture 327 Submit Spark Application using cluster mode with log level info

Lecture 328 Submit Spark Applications using SPARK_CONF_DIR with custom properties files

Lecture 329 Submit Spark Applications using Properties File

Section 25: Passing Application Properties Files and External Dependencies

Lecture 330 Passing Application Properties Files and External Dependencies - Introduction

Lecture 331 Steps to pass application properties using JSON

Lecture 332 Setup Working Directory to pass application properties using JSON

Lecture 333 Build the JSON with Application Properties

Lecture 334 Explore APIs to process JSON Data using Pyspark

Lecture 335 Refactor the Spark Application Code to use properties from JSON

Lecture 336 Pass Application Properties to Spark Application using local files in client mod

Lecture 337 Pass Application Properties to Spark Application using local files in cluster mo

Lecture 338 Pass Application Properties to Spark Application using HDFS files

Lecture 339 Steps to pass external Python Libraries using pyfiles

Lecture 340 Create required YAML File to externalize application properties

Lecture 341 Install PyYAML into specific folder and build zip

Lecture 342 Explore APIs to process YAML Data using Pyspark

Lecture 343 Refactor the Spark Application Code to use properties from YAML

Lecture 344 Pass External Dependencies to Spark Application using local files in client mode

Lecture 345 Pass External Dependencies to Spark Apps using local files in cluster mode

Lecture 346 Pass External Dependencies to Spark Application using HDFS files

Any IT aspirant/professional willing to learn Data Engineering using Apache Spark,Python Developers who want to learn Spark to add the key skill to be a Data Engineer,Scala based Data Engineers who would like to learn Spark using Python as Programming Language

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WordPress-Themes entwickeln und gestalten

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WordPress-Themes entwickeln und gestalten
Video: .mp4 (1280x720, 30 fps(r)) | Audio: aac, 44100 Hz, 2ch | Size: 5.74 GB
Genre: eLearning Video | Duration: 108 lectures (13 hour, 36 mins) | Language: Deutsch

Der Weg zur individuellen WordPress-Website - inkl. Responsive Webdesign und Online-Shops.



What you'll learn

WordPress-Themes "from scratch" programmieren
Bestehende WordPress-Themes leichter anpassen
Theme-Struktur und -Aufbau von WordPress verstehen
Individuelle Websites mit WordPress gestalten

Requirements

HTML- und CSS-Grundlagen sind notwendig
Der WordPress-Administrationsbereich sollte bekannt sein


Description

+++ Hinweis: Auf Udemy wurde für mehrere Jahre eine Raubkopie dieses Trainings angeboten, die mittlerweile gelöscht ist. Wir haben das Training nun offiziell hochgeladen. Der Kurs ist bereits 2016 im Rheinwerk-Verlag erschienen und behandelt daher nicht die neueste WordPress-Version. Der Großteil aller beschriebenen Techniken ist jedoch nach wie vor aktuell und wurde lediglich um neue Features ergänzt. Die wichtigste dieser Neuerungen ist der WordPress Block-Editor (Gutenberg). +++

Möchten Sie mit Ihrer WordPress-Seite auffallen, geht nichts über ein individuelles Design. Webprofi Jonas Hellwig zeigt Ihnen in diesem umfassenden Praxis-Training, wie Sie ein maßgeschneidertes WordPress-Theme entwickeln und gestalten. Sie verfolgen live am Bildschirm, wie die Beispielseite Schritt für Schritt entsteht und mit zahlreichen modernen Funktionen erweitert wird. Dabei lernen Sie jede Menge nützliche Werkzeuge und Plug-ins kennen und erweitern Ihr WordPress-System um effektive Funktionen wie Multisite oder das Shop-System WooCommerce.

Who this course is for

Webdesigner*innen
Webentwickler*innen

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LiveLessons - The Complete Cybersecurity Bootcamp, 2nd Edition

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LiveLessons - The Complete Cybersecurity Bootcamp, 2nd Edition
Published 05/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 26h 35m | Size: 6.2 GB

The Complete Cybersecurity Bootcamp, 2nd Edition is your comprehensive guide to becoming a cybersecurity professional. The extensive course is compiled from Omar Santo's best-selling video courses, starting with the basics and leading you through the most important topics in the cybersecurity landscape. The videos in this intensive bootcamp are structured to help you start with the fundamental concepts of cybersecurity and then build your core cybersecurity knowledge and move on to real-life pen testing and ethical hacking projects. It also covers cloud security, cybersecurity management, monitoring and analysis, network security telemetry, digital forensics and incident response (DFIR), ethical hacking and pen testing, wireless hacking and pen testing, mobile device security, and IoT security. This course can also be a resource for anyone who is preparing for security certification like CompTIA Security+, Cisco CyberOps Associate, CISSP, CompTIA PenTest+, Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH), GIAC certifications, or others.

Omar Santos, a best-selling Cisco Press and Pearson security author and trainer, has compiled the lessons to provide you with the best knowledge. The Bootcamp is organized in an easy-to-follow manner to give you the freedom to move at your own pace. The course provides supplement materials to strengthen your critical concepts and techniques that help you build your own hacking environment, examples of real-life penetration testing reports, and more. This material can be found at theartofhacking.org.

The contents of The Complete Cybersecurity Bootcamp, 2nd Edition were created using the following titles
Wireless Networks, IoT, and Mobile Devices Hacking by Omar Santos
Cisco CyberOps Associate CBROPS 200-201 Complete Video Course by Omar Santos and Ron Taylor
CCNP and CCIE Security Core SCOR 350-701 Complete Video Course by Omar Santos and Ron Taylor
CompTIA PenTest+ (PT1-001) Complete Video Course by Omar Santos
Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) Complete Video Course, 3rd Edition by Omar Santos and Nick Garner
Security Penetration Testing by Omar Santos, Jon Sternstein, Ron Taylor, and Chris McCoy
Topics include

Module 1: Security Concepts
Module 2: Security Operations, Incident Response, and Digital Forensics
Module 3: AAA, Identity Management, Network Visibility, and Segmentation
Module 4: Fundamentals of Ethical Hacking and Penetration Testing
Module 5: Mobile Device Security
Module 6: Internet of Things (IoT) Security
Module 7: Cloud Security Fundamentals

About the Instructor

Omar Santos is an active member of the cybersecurity community, where he leads several industry-wide initiatives. He is the lead of the DEF CON Red Team Village; the chair of the Common Security Advisory Framework (CSAF) technical committee; the co-chair of the Forum of Incident Response and Security Teams (FIRST) Open Source Security working group; and has been the chair of several initiatives in the Industry Consortium for Advancement of Security on the Internet (ICASI). His active role helps businesses, academic institutions, state and local law enforcement agencies, and other participants dedicated to increasing the security of their critical infrastructures.

Omar is the author of over twenty books and video courses, as well as numerous white papers, articles, and security configuration guidelines and best practices. Omar is a principal engineer of the Cisco Product Security Incident Response Team (PSIRT), where he mentors and leads engineers and incident managers during the investigation and resolution of cybersecurity vulnerabilities. Additional information about Omar's current projects can be found at omarsantos.io and you can follow Omar on Twitter @santosomar.

Skill Level
Beginner

Learn How To
Survey cybersecurity vulnerabilities
Decipher Encryption and Hashing Algorithms
Analyze Computer Incident Response Teams (CSIRTs) and Product Security Incident Response Teams (PSIRTs)
Apply VERIS
Perform DNS Analysis and Web Log Analysis
Identify MITRE ATT&CK Framework
Examine Asset and Threat Actor Attribution
Examine Host-based Intrusion Detection
Analyze Security Device Data
Survey the TACACS+ Protocol
Survey Open Source SDN Solutions
Scope a Penetration Testing Engagement Properly
Perform Footprinting through Social Engineering
Scan beyond IDS and Firewall
Survey Web Server Attack Tools
Explore SQL Injection Tools
Hack Bluetooth
Build your own lab
Create a Fuzzing Strategy
Crack Passwords
Hack iOS and Android OS
Hack Android devices

Who Should Take This Course
Anyone contemplating starting a career in cybersecurity.
People who would like to better understand cybersecurity concepts.
Anyone studying for a security cert like CompTIA Security+, Cisco CyberOps Associate, Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH), GIAC Information

Course Requirements
Students should be familiar with basic computing and networking concepts, as well as Linux and Windows fundamentals.

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Amazon Clone App with Web Admin Panel & Push Notifications

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Amazon Clone App with Web Admin Panel & Push Notifications
Last Updated 07/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 173 lectures (24h 19m) | Size: 13.7 GB

Build Flutter Firebase iOS & Android E-Commerce Platform for Online Stores, Retail Point-of-Sale Systems | Shopify Clone



What you'll learn
Android & iOS Fully Functional e-Commerce App with Admin Web Portal
Real Time Push Notifications System
Firebase Cloud Messaging
Cloud Firestore
Cloud Storage
Flutter BackEnd App Development
Flutter FrontEnd App Development
Flutter Full Stack Mobile & Web App Development
Provider State Management
and much more.

Requirements
you must have some basic knowledge of programming
you must have some basic knowledge of flutter


Description
In this course you will learn and build android & ios e-commerce app platform for online stores and retail point-of-sale systems with web admin portal and firebase cloud messaging with real time push notifications service system.

Google Firebase is a Google-backed application development software that enables developers to develop iOS, Android and Web apps. Firebase provides tools for tracking analytics, reporting and fixing app crashes, creating marketing and product experiment. Firebase is a platform developed by Google for creating mobile and web applications. Easily integrate Firebase into your team's favorite tools. Trusted by the largest apps. Firebase helps teams from startups to global enterprises build & run successful apps. Boost App Engagement. Monitor App Performance. Cross-Platform Solutions.

Flutter is an open-source UI software development kit created by Google. It is used to develop cross platform applications for Android, iOS, Linux, Mac, Windows, Google Fuchsia, and the web from a single codebase. Firebase app distribution integration for Flutter developers in Codemagic just got better. Publish Flutter Apps to Firebase App Distribution. Intuitive UI helps to get the job done. It's a software development kit (SDK) with prewritten code, consisting of ready-to-use and customizable widgets, as well as libraries, tools, and documentation that together serve to build cross-platform apps.

Cloud Firestore is a cloud-hosted, NoSQL database that your iOS, Android, and web apps can access directly via native SDKs. Query & structure data the way you like. Sync data across devices, on or offline. Powered by Google's storage infrastructure, Cloud Firestore helps scale your business. Build Fast For Any Device. For Mobile or Web Apps. Backed by Google. Build Extraordinary Apps.

Who this course is for
anyone who wants to learn full stack development
anyone who wants to become flutter app developer

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Flutter & Firebase 2022, Build ecommerce & Social media Apps

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Flutter & Firebase 2022, Build ecommerce & Social media Apps
Updated 09/2022
Genre: eLearning | MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 48.0 KHz
Language: English | Size: 26.6 GB | Duration: 421 lectures • 51h 0m

Learn Flutter by Developing Ecommerce , Tiktok ,Zoom using Firebase and State managament with Getx and Provider



What you'll learn
Clear state management in a very detailed manner
Build Full Stack Tiktok Clone | Flutter | Firebase | GetX
Build a Complete Zoom Clone with Flutter, Firebase & Jitsi Meet.
Build Full Stack Ecommerce App | Flutter | Firebase | Provider
Flutter Ui Design

Requirements
Absolute beginner
Patience
have the needed installed

Description
Welcome to Flutter 2022 complete bundle. If you're new to Flutter or have gotten lost in online tutorials, this is the course for you. you will get a very good understanding of how Flutter and Firebase work.

Welcome to the Project-Based Flutter App Development Course where you will learn to develop a fully-featured ECommerce, Tiktok and Zoom App and redesign any Flutter-based applications.

I designed this course, for anyone seeking to learn and build a Flutter-based application. By the end of this course, you will be able to analyze, design, and develop your eCommerce, TikTok, and Zoom application.

What's in the course

Ui from Scratch

State management

Firebase

Styles for UI

State Management: setState, lifting state up via callbacks, global access, scoped access with Provider and ChangeNotifier

Navigation

Dart

Forms, input handling, and validation

Managing and updating packages

Databases and Cloud Firestore

ListViews and multiple UI states

Firebase Authentication

Firebase Firestore

Firebase Storage

Dart Programming Language - Fundamentals and intermediate topics

How to understand Flutter Mobile Development by building apps incrementally.

How to design, build, debug Flutter Android and iOS Apps

How to get Flutter apps to communicate with a real-time database - Firestore

How to build robust apps with Flutter

Flutter AppBar

Flutter Material Design

Flutter Row and Column

Flutter ListView Builder

Stripe payment gateway

Course structure

approximately 15 hours of video Content still uploading more lectures feel free to dive in

What you will learn how to build

Ecommerce

E-commerce is the activity of electronically buying or selling products on online services or over the Internet. For example, you may have used e-commerce apps like Amazon, OLX, eBay, AliExpress & Amazon.

In this course, you will learn how to make your e-commerce app using Flutter with Firebase Firestore as a backend and then statement management with Provider. We will develop this app step by step. And at the end of this course, you will have your own fully functional e-commerce app. And at the end of this course, you will be able to make your incredible frontend and backend Android and iOS applications using flutter SDK with Firebase Firestore.

Build Full-Stack Tiktok Clone | Flutter | Firebase | GetX

Features: -

Authentication with Email & Password -

Uploading Videos with Caption - Compressing Videos -

Generating Thumbnails Out of Video -

Displaying Videos with Caption - Liking on Posts - Commenting on Posts -

Liking the Comments -

Searching Users -

Following Users - Displaying Followers,

Following, Likes & Posts of User - TikTok Like UI

Build a Complete Zoom Clone with Flutter, Firebase & Jitsi Meet.

Features

1. Google Sign In

2. Create New Meeting

3. Join Meeting

4. Mute/Unmute Audio

5. Mute/Unmute Video

6. Change Display Name while Joining

7. Raise Hand

8. Start Screen Sharing

9. Mute Everyone

10. Start Live Stream

11. Screen Share

12. Chat

13. Switch Front/Rear Camera

14. Picture in Picture

15. Enter Tile View

16. Disable Camera

17. End Call

19. Log out

Who this course is for
a beginner who wants to become intermediate

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Laravel 9 - Build Complete Inventory Management System A-Z

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Laravel 9 - Build Complete Inventory Management System
Published 05/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 191 lectures (34h 16m) | Size: 23.5 GB

In This Course, You Will Build Two Different Projects With Laravel 9 Include Inventory Management System A-Z



What you'll learn
Create Complete Inventory Management Project with Laravel 9
Multiple Image Upload System
Adding Professional Theme for Backend
Adding Professional Theme for Frontend
Laravel 9 Authentication with Breeze
Build Complete Company Dynamic Website with Laravel 9
Purchase Management
Manage Invoice Setup
Manage Invoice Approval
Manage Invoice Pdf Generator
Manage Daily Invoice Report
Manage Working Stock Report
Manage Supplier Wise Stock Report
Manage Product Wise Stock Report
Manage Customers Credit Report
Manage Customers Paid Report
Customers Wise Credit⁄Paid
Add Custom Pagination
Image Upload System
Contact Form Setup
Project Backup And Deploy to Live Server

Requirements
You have to know basic PHP
OOP (Basic)
Basic HTML, CSS, Bootstrap
Local Server : Xampp/Wampp/Vertrigo/Mamp
Text Editor/IDE: Sublime Text, Visual Studio Code etc


Description
Laravel 9 - Build Complete Inventory Management System A-Z

If you are very serious about learning laravel 9 from beginner to advance. Build up your laravel skill then this course will be the best choice for you. In this course, you will build two different projects. One will be How to build a complete company website with Laravel 9. By this exprience you will be able to build any dynamic website with laravel9. Then Laravel 9 Authentication with laravel breeze and last you will build one complete Inventory Management System with Laravel 9. You will build every project from scratch. This is not just a functional course it's a real-life project course. Which helps you to become a professional developer.

Why We Should Learn Laravel?

Laravel is a first development life cycle and less code functionality

it's easy to learn

making web applications faster

configuration error and exception handling

automation testing work.

URL Routing Configuration is very high in Laravel.

Scheduling tasks configuration and management

It has a huge community

Unlimited resource.

Most importantly it's very easy to get a job if you have Laravel skills.

What is your benefit?

As I told you this complete project course which brings you from Beginner to the Advance level by creating the complete Inventory Management System Project. You will able to understand how to complete one project, how to handle project bugs. You will be able to start work for your client. Add this project to your portfolio and university assignment And most importantly you will get my support within 24 hours. If you have any issues just let me know about this I will be in your touch.

What is the Best Part of this Course?

Create a Complete Inventory Management Project with Laravel 9

Create Complete Company Dynamic Website with Laravel 9

Multiple Image Upload System

Adding Professional Theme for Backend

Adding Professional Theme for Frontend

Laravel 9 Authentication with Breeze

Purchase Management

Manage Invoice Setup

Manage Invoice Approval

Manage Invoice Pdf Generator

Manage Daily Invoice Report

Manage Working Stock Report

Manage Supplier Wise Stock Report

Manage Product Wise Stock Report

Manage Customers Credit Report

Manage Customers Paid Report

Customers Wise Credit⁄Paid

Add Custom Pagination

Image Upload System

Contact Form Setup

Adding Professional Theme for Backend

Adding Professional Theme for Frontend

Laravel 8 Multi Auth with Jetstream Fortify

Laravel 8 A-Z Basic Fundamentals

Ecommerce Blog Management

Project Backup And Deploy to Live Server

and much more functions ..

In this course, you will not just learn you actually doing it. Learn and apply this to a live project with me.

Sound Great right?

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Click the "Enroll Now" button at the top right now!

I am excited to see you in the course!

Sincerely,

Kazi Ariyan

Who this course is for
Who want to become Laravel Developer.
Students who want to take their PHP skills to another level should take this course
Who want to learn Laravel 9.
University Project Assignment
Add This Experience in Work Portfolio
Who want to learn by building Projects.

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