Understanding Linux Web Hosting

Don Denoncourt programmed in RPG and COBOL on the IBM iSeries platform for eight years before becoming an accomplished object-oriented C + + and Java programmer. Don has been developing object-oriented applications for over 10 years and has written dozens of articles on Java that have been published in a variety of magazines. At the turn of the century, Don began to master Linux so that he would have the expertise required to develop Java applications on any platform. Today, Don is a successful IT consultant, editor of WebSphere Pro Developer Tips, technical editor for ePro Magazine, contributor to iSeries News, and a Subject Matter Expert for Common Barry Kline is a consultant and has been developing software on various DEC and IBM midrange platforms for over 20 years. Barry discovered Linux back in the days when it was necessary to download diskette images and source code from the Internet. Since then, he has installed Linux on hundreds of machines, where it functions as servers and workstations in iSeries and Windows networks. Barry has published dozens of articles about Linux and has a monthly column, The Linux Letter, published by MC Press OnlineDenoncourt, Don is the author of 'Understanding Linux Web Hosting', published 2002 under ISBN 9781583470329 and ISBN 1583470328.