[ale] Apache Training in Atlanta

[Geoffrey]

I've taken some classes from learningtree a while back, here's the url 
for their apache training:

http://www.learningtree.com/us/ilt/courses/541out.htm

Unfortunately, their schedule through November does not list it being 
offered.  Call them and see what they might do?

Paul D. Manno wrote:
> On Mon, 4 Mar 2002, Ian Kennedy wrote:
> 
> 
>>Right, sorry. I am a web designer/developer in charge of design, development and administration of www.worldair.com - I am proficient in the design and development areas, but I have no experience (outside of the past month) working with Apache (or Linux for that matter). 
>>
>>If I can find a course which includes Apache configuration inside of a broader Linux Administration course, that would be fantastic (the training budget is decent and I would love to learn the Linux OS using company cash). As far as specifics, I would like to learn basic configuration (including virtual hosts, etc.), module installation, cgi, perl, php and database connectivity (MySQL). So I guess I'm looking more for a comprehensive overview to give me a good foundation.
>>
>>Anyone have a recommendation? Thanks,
>>Ian
>>
>>
>>
>>>>>Denny Chambers <dchambers at snapserver.com> 03/04/02 12:27PM >>>
>>>>>
>>Sorry, I don't know of any places that I can recommend for Apache
>>training. It might help other folks though if we knew what your goals
>>were for taking the training class. I.E. Are you interested in
>>development, administration, etc...? If Administration, is there a
>>particular area of interest (Secure Web Server, DSO modules, CGI/Servlet
>>use within Apache, etc...? A course that may have been good for one
>>person, may not be what you are looking for.
>>
>>just my two cents,
>>
>>Denny  
>>
> 
> Not sure how well it fits your needs but I'll point you to Georgia Tech's 
> College of Computing Training's web site and invite you to get additional 
> opinions.  At least it's a start.
> 
>     http://www.gtcoc.com	or	http://www.cc.gatech.edu/conted
> 
> -- Paul
> 
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