What you'll learn:
- Build and manage Linux servers confidently for real-world Cloud and DevOps projects, from initial configuration to day-to-day administration.
- Apply Linux skills in practical Cloud and DevOps environments, including application deployment, server management, CI/CD workflows, and production troubleshoot
- Automate Linux administration and repetitive DevOps tasks using Bash/Shell scripting and command-line tools.
- Troubleshoot real-world Linux issues involving processes, services, networking, permissions, storage, logs, and system performance.
- Master the essential Linux commands, file system, permissions, users, groups, and process management required for Cloud and DevOps environments.
As you all know, in the current IT market, Linux became a pre-request to learn most of the trending technologies. The IT industry also uses Linux as its base Operating System in most cases. Hence this course helps you to understand how Linux works from the basics. Once you learn and complete this course, you can be able to
Fulfill your regular tasks on the Linux server
Quickly start learning trending technologies like AWS, Azure, GCP, DevOps, Python, BigData, DataScience, etc..
During this course, we are going to cover various concepts like
what is an operating system
How Linux works
Linux Basic commands
how to edit a file
how to read information from a file
creating a file or directory
managing files and directories
system management
networking
port numbers
software management
services like http, ssh, telnet and etc
process management
Archiving files or directories
crontab and its examples
link files
File permissions like read, write and execute
grep command
sed command
find command
cp, mv, find, cd, diff, chmod, chown, file, hostname ping, get, ifconfig, telnet, curl, yum, ps -ef, kill, fg, bg, top, ip addr, gzip, gunzip, tar, crontab, scp, ln, find, date, cal, uptime, whoami, finger, user, id, man, username, who, ls, cat, less, more, head, tail, page, touch, nano, vi, rm, mkdir, rmdir,
cp, mv, find, cd, diff, chmod, chown, file, hostname ping, get, ifconfig, telnet, curl, yum, ps -ef, kill, fg, bg, top, ip addr, gzip, gunzip, tar, crontab, scp, ln, find, date, cal, uptime, whoami, finger, user, id, man, username, who, ls, cat, less, more, head, tail, page, touch, nano, vi, rm, mkdir,
