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This is a serious answer: 1.) Get a machine. 2.) Install CentOS on it. 3.) Dogfood (use) that machine full-time. You'll be up to speed in no time.
by runjake 10y ago
This is a serious answer:
1.) Get a machine.
2.) Install CentOS on it.
3.) Dogfood (use) that machine full-time.
You'll be up to speed in no time.
- new_hackers 10y ago:-) I like the dogfood part The main issue is that this is a server which many people will use and there are some business-important services that will run on it. I'm definitely planning on installing and using CentOS as a personal machine to help learn. I was thinking more along the lines of security and monitoring.