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Course code: M7D-NWP02
Course overview
The Linux/UNIX network programming course covers network programming using the sockets API on Linux and UNIX systems. The content of the course is based on the network programming chapters of The Linux Programming Interface, but adds a significant amount of supplementary material.
- 'Standard' courses are normally three days long, and are delivered either live online, at a public training location, or on-site at customer premises. The content may vary a little, according to specific topic requests and time constraints, but in broad terms will cover the following topics:
- Overview of relevant background pieces of the Linux/UNIX API (including signals, process creation, and program execution)
- Sockets overview
- Programming with UNIX domain sockets
- TCP/IP overview; UDP and TCP
- Programming with Internet domain sockets
- Advanced sockets API topics
- TCP in more detail (TCP segments, TCP state machine, 3-way handshake)
- Socket options
- Monitoring and troubleshooting: netstat and tcpdump
- Alternative I/O models (poll(), select(), signal-driven I/O, epoll)
- Daemons
A more detailed list of topics can be found here. - The course includes practical programming sessions.
Course details
Course outline.
The course employs a lecture+lab format.
Audience and prerequisites
The primary audience for this course is programmers developing network applications for Linux and UNIX systems, or programmers porting such applications from other operating systems (e.g., Windows) to Linux or UNIX. By the completion of the course, participants will have the understanding needed to write advanced network applications on a Linux or UNIX system.
In order to get the most out of the course, participants should have:
- A good reading knowledge of the C programming language.
The content of the course is applicable in a range of compiled programming languages, such as C, C++, Rust, and D and scripting languages such as Python, and participants are welcome to use their preferred language in the lab sessions.
- A knowledge of basic UNIX/Linux shell commands.
- A basic knowledge of make(1) is helpful, but not essential.
Lab sessions
A significant part of the course is spent on practical exercises. The lab sessions also provide participants with the opportunity to obtain one-to-one assistance from the trainer on the course material and exercises.
Course materials
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Course participants will receive printed course books of arounnd 400 pages. The course books include all of the slides and exercises presented in the course. Some notable features of the course books are the following:
- The course books have been developed by the trainer, and they are constantly updated based on ongoing changes in the Linux kernel, the GNU C library, and the POSIX standards as well as practical teaching experience in courses. The course books are printed on demand: typically, a new version is printed for each course.
- The course books are closely integrated with The Linux Programming Interface (TLPI), via numerous references to precise locations in TLPI with more detail on various topics covered in the course.
- The course books include many example programs and exercises not found in TLPI.
In addition to the course book, participants will receive a copy of The Linux Programming Interface, in ebook form.
Sample materials
The following samples give some idea of the course content and style of the course materials:
- The epoll section in the Alternative I/O Models course module.
- By the end of the course, participants are in a position to write programs that solve some fairly strenuous exercises, such as this client-server exercise from one of the sockets modules.
Onsite courses
For onsite courses at your location, please email training@man7.org regarding availability and pricing.
Public courses: upcoming dates and pricing
Currently, this course is scheduled only on demand or for on-site delivery. Inquire at training@man7.org if you are interested in scheduling a course.
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For public in-person 3-day courses in Munich, GERMANY, the per-attendee price is €1900 + 19% German VAT (MWSt).
The course price includes the cost of training materials as well as lunch and refreshments. Discounts are available for multiple attendees from the same company or organization; please inquire at training@man7.org for details.
About the trainer
Michael Kerrisk has a unique set of qualifications and experience thatensure that course participants receive training of a very high standard:
- He has been programming on UNIX systems since 1987 and began teaching UNIX system programming courses in 1989.
- He is the author of The Linux Programming Interface, a 1550-page book widely acclaimed as the definitive work on Linux system programming.
- He is actively involved in Linux development—working with kernel developers on testing, review, and design of new Linux kernel-user-space APIs.
- Since 2004, he has been the maintainer of the Linux man-pages project, which provides the manual pages documenting the Linux kernel-user-space and GNU C library APIs.
For more information about the trainer, as well as many reasons why you might want to consider choosing man7.org training courses, please see reasons to choose man7.org training,
Contact
For further inquiries about the course, please contact us via one of the following methods: Stremio for roku.
- Email: training@man7.org
- Phone: +49 (89) 2155 2990 (German landline)
Mailing list
If you would like to be added to a mailing list to receive notifications of public training courses that are scheduled in the future, send a mail (noting your location) to training@man7.org. Likely future locations are Europe and USA West Coast, but other locations may also be possible, especially if they can be scheduled to coincide with an interesting conference.
