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Learn about Linux networking and discover how it is used in the real world
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Gain a solid understanding of Linux files, directories, and permissions
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Learn how to write error-free and executable Linux shell scripts
Do you want to understand how Linux works in the real world? From basic Linux commands to creating scripts, this course will teach you all.
The course starts with an introduction to Linux, explaining its shell, terminal, and commands. You will also learn the process of installing Docker and creating a Linux container. Once the setup is ready, you will become familiar with the Linux processes and discover the role of data streams and piping. Moving along, you will learn how to manage files and directories and learn the common search operations used in Linux. Next, you will learn the techniques to compress and sort files and gain a good understanding of user management. Towards the end, you will learn to create executable scripts, grasp networking concepts, and get an overview of environment variables.
By the end of this course, you will be able to perform basic and advanced Linux operations.
If you are a network engineer, software developer, or a DevOps engineer who is looking to get started with Linux, this course is for you. A basic understanding of Linux shells, such as bash and sh will be beneficial but is not mandatory.
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Create new directories and files from the shell using Linux commands
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Manage users using the adduser, useradd, and passwd commands
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Change permissions of files and directories using the chmod command
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Compress and uncompress files and directories using the gzip and tar commands
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Verify network settings and connectivity with remote servers
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Connect to remote servers with Secure Shell (SSH)