Administrating Web Servers, Security and Maintenance

by Eric Larson, Brian Stephens

The perfect user-friendly introduction to Web site management and security for anyone who wants to become a Web professional. Start by understanding exactly what Web servers actually do; then walk through in-depth planning to get your server running right the first time. Choose the best hardware and software; estimate your site's traffic and size your server accordingly; register your domain names; and more. Organize your site; configure your server and set it up to support CGI; and make plans for regular server maintenance. Next learn the critical fundamentals of securing your Web site, your server, the network, client browsers, Web databases, and transactions. Part of Pearson PTR Interactive's new Foundations of Web Site Architecture user-friendly, interactive workbooks that deliver the core Web skills newcomers need most. Endorsed by the World Organization of Webmasters, and supported by a companion Web site with sample pages, code, and exercises!

567 pages, Paperback

First published January 9, 1999

Reviews

[Hcakes · Rating 4 out of 5]

Well, I've spent a lot of time reading this book and it has brought so much pleasure to my life. SO MUCH PLEASURE. Some of the writing is lame, but by and large, it *sings*.