Linux Commands for day to day usage and basics of Shell Scripting with Case Studies.
Sub Category
- Operating Systems & Servers
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Objectives
- Setup Ubuntu Linux on Windows using wsl
- Getting Started with Linux Shell Commands using commands such as pwd, help, etc
- Listing files and folders in Linux File System using ls
- Filtering files and folders in Linux File System using commands such as find
- Processing Data in Files using Linux Commands using commands such cat, tail, head, more, cut, sort, uniq, etc
- Understanding File and Folder Properties and also commands to change the ownership as well as permissions
- Managing Files and Folders in Linux using commands such as cp, mv, rm, etc along with awk for the automation
- Basic System Commands in Linux such as lscpu, free, df, du, etc to get CPU, memory, free or available as well as used storage respectively
- Comparing Files and Folders in Linux using diff
- Variables and Environment Variables in Linux including commands such as env and concepts related to PATH Environment Variable
- Getting Started with AWS to provision EC2 Instances to explore SSH, networking concepts, scp, etc
- Overview of SSH to interact with remote servers which includes all key concepts such as sshd, configuration files, running commands remotely, etc
- Basic Networking Concepts such as different ip addresses, ports using Linux including telnet command to troubleshoot networking issues
- Copy Files and Folders between Multiple Systems using scp including fine tuning the performance of scp
- Troubleshooting Application issues using find and grep in Linux
- Monitoring and Managing Linux Servers using System Commands such as uptime, ps, lost, top, etc
- Overview of Developer Tools for Linux using Windows - notepad++, winscp, visual studio code, etc
- Overview of Ansible for Server Automation - Running Commands, Playbooks, Variables, Profiles, etc
- Overview of Automation using Python on Linux - using os, subprocess, modules
Pre Requisites
- PC or Mac with decent configuration
- At least 8 GB RAM, i5 or equivalent processor
- CPU with dual core or with higher configuration
FAQ
- Q. How long do I have access to the course materials?
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