Order : Unix Based Technologies Assignment Title: Ubuntu Web Development Environment You are part of a startup company that just hired 3 new Linux developers. In preparation for their arrival your boss has given you the task of creating a new Linux environment. There are some basic requirements that need to be in place before the team arrives. You are expected to install and configure two Linux servers (Ubuntu-Server and Fedora-Server). Server Installation procedure not required to be displayed and explained. Focus on the tasks given below. The servers are meant to run headless for less overhead (No GUI needed). You should include a Linux workstation, such as Ubuntu Desktop or Fedora Desktop (for testing). Ubuntu-Server will serve as the main server running all services. Fedora-Server will be the remote backup server. Tasks: Post installation requirements include full update and static IP address configuration for all servers. You must install an additional hard drive for storing backups on the backup server (Fedora-Server). The newly mounted drive should be persistent (FSTAB). For testing access and configurations, you are to create the user accounts for team members ( John, Richard, Mark) on the main server (Ubuntu-Server). A common group called cosmic must be created and all team members added to that group. Create any other group you deem necessary for completing the task. Users must be required to login via SSH using encryption keys instead of passwords. Richard is expected to perform some admin tasks on the servers and needs to be able to run commands using sudo. Users must be limited to only run 2 concurrent SSH sessions. Create a Docker container using Dockerfile, the container should be Ubuntu:latest with Apache2 installed on it (Ubuntu-Server). Configure Apache to host two sites www.startup.test and www.info.startup.test using virtual hosts. Remember to disable the default Apache site. The docker container should start automatically at boot up. A scheduled backup to a remote server (Fedora-Server) should be configured for each sites root directory (public_hmtl). The home directory should also be backed up to a remote server (Fedora-Server). This task is to be completed using Crontab and Rsync. Additional notes: This is not a pure theoretical assignment, use virtualization or physical hardware to demonstrate your solution. Remember to justify your choices and configurations in the main part. You are expected to do additional research which goes beyond the course curriculum. Your report should have three (optionally four) divided parts Introduction, Main Part/Solution, and Summary/Conclusion. Introduction: clearly and in detail, states what you will do to address the assignment tasks. See the assessment criteria grid for details. Main Part: Present the arguments for why you decided to configure servers and services the way you did. A complete discussion of all the services with regards to their roles on the server in line with best practices. See the assessment criteria grid for details. Solution/technical part: Prove with screenshots that the configurations and services implemented work. Students are expected to demonstrate an understanding of configurations presented (This can form part of the main section). See the assessment criteria grid for details. Summary/Conclusion should clearly be linked to the introduction presenting findings and results in addition to a summary. See the assessment criteria grid for details. Remember to cite your sources in the Harvard Style and add a list of sources at the end of the document. NB: THE FINAL REPORT SHOULD NOT BE A GUIDE/TUTORIAL BUT WILL ACT AS DOCUMENTATION FOR YOUR SETUP. For complete overview of the marking criteria please refer to the grid in the Section 4: Marking and Assessment Criteria
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