Applied Linux Command Line and Shell Scripting Zero to Elite

Applied Linux Command Line and Shell Scripting Zero to Elite, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 4.36, with 44 lectures, based on 937 reviews, and has 98729 subscribers.

You will learn about Learning +200 modern Linux tools & commands with their use-cases Handling basic to complex real-work Linux projects: network, security, system visibility, etc. Project-based shell scripting & automation: writing a backup tool, a password manager, etc. Terminal productivity using Tmux, Git, Oh My Zsh, Nerd Font, Windows Terminal, etc. Manage Linux components in shell e.g. networking, disks, processes, users, etc. Advanced system visibility using sysdig & CSysdig (Lua Scripts) Problem-solving mindset, both in theory & do-along Linux Networking & DNS, Route & adapter management with iproute2, etc. In-Depth IPTables e.g. filter, nat, mangle etc. Dive in Linux Firewall Covering complete SSH Technologies OpenSSH Server, SSH Port Forwarding & Tunneling, SOCKS Proxy, etc. Task automation using cron & other daemons Get the most out of 1-second booting subsystem-Linux: WSL2 Installation & setting up a virtual Linux Lab (VirtualBox) Vendor-neutral approach, supporting any Linux Distros inspired by LPIC Certification This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who would like to learn modern Linux command line or Network Specialists and IT Administrators or Programmers, Developers and Data Scientists, whose work runs on Linux CMD or IT Managers, interested in productivity of their team members or Passionate geeks 馃槈 who want to have a lot of fun with the Linux command line It is particularly useful for Anyone who would like to learn modern Linux command line or Network Specialists and IT Administrators or Programmers, Developers and Data Scientists, whose work runs on Linux CMD or IT Managers, interested in productivity of their team members or Passionate geeks 馃槈 who want to have a lot of fun with the Linux command line.

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Summary

Title: Applied Linux Command Line and Shell Scripting Zero to Elite

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 4.36

Number of Lectures: 44

Number of Published Lectures: 42

Number of Curriculum Items: 44

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 42

Original Price: 鈧?9.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learning +200 modern Linux tools & commands with their use-cases

Handling basic to complex real-work Linux projects: network, security, system visibility, etc.

Project-based shell scripting & automation: writing a backup tool, a password manager, etc.

Terminal productivity using Tmux, Git, Oh My Zsh, Nerd Font, Windows Terminal, etc.

Manage Linux components in shell e.g. networking, disks, processes, users, etc.

Advanced system visibility using sysdig & CSysdig (Lua Scripts)

Problem-solving mindset, both in theory & do-along

Linux Networking & DNS, Route & adapter management with iproute2, etc.

In-Depth IPTables e.g. filter, nat, mangle etc.

Dive in Linux Firewall

Covering complete SSH Technologies OpenSSH Server, SSH Port Forwarding & Tunneling, SOCKS Proxy, etc.

Task automation using cron & other daemons

Get the most out of 1-second booting subsystem-Linux: WSL2

Installation & setting up a virtual Linux Lab (VirtualBox)

Vendor-neutral approach, supporting any Linux Distros inspired by LPIC Certification

Who Should Attend

Anyone who would like to learn modern Linux command line

Network Specialists and IT Administrators

Programmers, Developers and Data Scientists, whose work runs on Linux CMD

IT Managers, interested in productivity of their team members

Passionate geeks 馃槈 who want to have a lot of fun with the Linux command line

Target Audiences

Anyone who would like to learn modern Linux command line

Network Specialists and IT Administrators

Programmers, Developers and Data Scientists, whose work runs on Linux CMD

IT Managers, interested in productivity of their team members

Passionate geeks 馃槈 who want to have a lot of fun with the Linux command line

Timesavingand Use-Cases constitute the spirit of this course. That is why it is designed to be learned fast and practical.

Topics & some of the shell tools we cover in this course:

Kernel spaces

Different Shells, ZSH, Bash, Oh My ZSH, Tmux, productivity plugins

Package management: apt, apt-get, yum, zypper

File Archiving: p7zip, xz-utils, gzip, gunzip, tar

Command-line chaining: pipe, %token,  AND_IF, OR_IF, DSEMI

System and hardware: dmidecode, lsblk, inxi, ncal, time, uptime, date

Managing disk and file permissions: dd, gzip, fdisk, swapoff/on, free, find, chmod, mount, runlevel, fsck, mkswap, resize2fs

Services and performance management: ps, kill, killall, pkill, pstree, lsof, pgrep, top, htop

Users and groups management: sudo, passwd, useradd, adduser, id, usermod, chage, getfacl, setfacl, who, last, lastb, utmpdump

Networking: iproute2, ip, txqueuelen, mtu, netplan, route get, list, neighbor, traceroute, DNS, dig, host, OpenSSH, SSH Tunneling, Socks, SCP, RSync

IPTables, Filter, NAT, Mangle, UFW, covering IPTables completely

System Visibility using sysdig & csysdig: Kernel syscalls and event use-cases, Chisels and Text-GUI CSysDig

Task Automation with cron jobs

Shell Programming (Bash scripting) from bash basics to writing a few projects e.g. writing automated backup, a password manager, and so on

Checking on Windows subsystem for Linux: WSL2 along with Windows Terminal profiles with Oh My ZSH, Nerd Font, colorls, backup WSL Linux machines, and much more

We set our goal to make you feel confident when dealing with the command line of any Linux distribution in production environments so that you can put your skills to work in as little time as possible. How do we do that? During this course, you will see hundreds of Linux command-line tools and you will write hundreds of lines for Shell Programming or as some may be used to call it, Bash Programming, so by end of the course, you have built a relatively robust understanding of different aspects of Linux for real life and work projects.

long story short: Your learning approach in this course is the same way as you probably learned how to ride a bike! Remember? Even if you haven’t, you will learn Linux Command-Line and Shell Scripting (Bash scripting) with us anyway! Just keep do-along with each video and code-along with each project.

Since different work environments are built-up with different Linux distributions, this course is inspired by LPIC Certificate and therefore is built vendor-neutral, meaning no matter RedHat based, or Debian forked, e.g. CentOS, OpenSUSE, Ubuntu, Kali, or even Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL 2), you will learn their differences and will start doing real things in their shell.

Here is an overall conceptual breakdown of the course:

Section 1 and 2, starts with the basics of Shell and Kernel, then moves on with preparing the lab environmentand Terminal

Section 3 to 8 builds your ability to understand the fundamental concepts and work with commands on key components of Linux.

Section 9 and 10 dig deep in key Networking tools, concepts, and commands

Section 11 is entirely about system visibility using sysdigand csysdig, inspecting the kernel syscalls, and applying their use-cases

Section 12 is all about Shell Programming. You will learn the basics and start building a scripting mindset by coding along with Projects such as creating a Backup tool and a Password Manager and so on

Section 13 is mostly useful for Windows users who would like to run Linux applications with the native performance of their Windows machine using Windows Subsystem for Linux

By the end of the course, you will have the ability to confidently applythe skills and grounded knowledge you learned during this course in different productive workplaces within divergent computing and IT branches such as Ethical Hacking, IT Security, IT Administration, Cloud Security, Networking, Linux Development, and much more.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to Linux Shell

Lecture 1: Kernel vs. Shell

Lecture 2: Linux OS Installation

Chapter 2: Linux Terminal Productivity

Lecture 1: Part 1: Terminator, Oh My Zsh and Tmux

Lecture 2: Part 2: Terminator, Oh My Zsh and Tmux

Chapter 3: Package Managers & File Archiving

Lecture 1: Package Managers: zypper, apt, yum, repos, etc.

Lecture 2: Archiving: p7zip, xz-utils, gzip, gunzip, tar, etc.

Chapter 4: Command-Line Chaining

Lecture 1: Part 1: Command Line Chaining

Lecture 2: Part 2: Command Line Chaining

Chapter 5: System Hardware and Time Examination

Lecture 1: System Hardware: dmidecode, lsblk, inxi, etc.

Lecture 2: System Time: ncal, time, uptime, date, etc.

Chapter 6: Disks and File System Permissions

Lecture 1: Part 1: dd, gzip, fdisk, swapoff/on, free, find,chmod, etc.

Lecture 2: Part 2: mount, runlevel, fsck, mkswap, resize2fs, etc.

Chapter 7: Processes, Services and Performance Management

Lecture 1: Part 1: ps, process details, etc.

Lecture 2: Part 2: kill, killall, pkill, pstree, lsof, pgrep, top, htop, etc.

Chapter 8: Managing Users and Groups

Lecture 1: Part 1: sudo, passwd, useradd, adduser, id, etc.

Lecture 2: Part 2: usermod, chage, getfacl, setfacl, etc.

Lecture 3: Part 3: who, last, lastb, utmpdump, etc.

Chapter 9: Networking

Lecture 1: Part 1: iproute2, ip, txqueuelen, mtu, netplan, etc.

Lecture 2: Part 2: route get, list, neighbor, ICMP/UDP traceroute, etc.

Lecture 3: Part 3: Netplan YAML, DNS record types, dig, host, etc.

Lecture 4: Part 4: OpenSSH, SSH-Keygen, SSH-Copy-ID, Capturing SSH Session, etc.

Lecture 5: Part 5: SSH Port Forwarding, SSH Proxy Server, SCP & RSync

Chapter 10: iptables Firewall

Lecture 1: iptables Firewall Concepts

Lecture 2: iptables Firewall in Action (Filter)

Lecture 3: iptables Firewall in Action (NAT)

Lecture 4: iptables Firewall in Action (Mangle)

Lecture 5: Uncomplicated Firewall (UFW)

Chapter 11: Sysdig: Deep System Visibility

Lecture 1: Sysdig Installation

Lecture 2: Sysdig Output Anatomy

Lecture 3: Sysdig Events Use-Cases

Lecture 4: Sysdig Chisels (Lua Scripts) Use-Cases – P1

Lecture 5: Sysdig Chisels (Lua Scripts) Use-Cases – P2

Lecture 6: CSysdig (Text-GUI) Use-Cases, Kernel-syscalls zooming

Chapter 12: Shell Scripting and Task Automation

Lecture 1: Time-based Task Scheduling with Cron

Lecture 2: Part 1: Shell Scripting & Task Automation

Lecture 3: Part 2: Shell Scripting & Task Automation

Lecture 4: Project: Creating a Password Manager Part 1

Lecture 5: Project: Creating a Password Manager Part 2

Chapter 13: ~1 Second Booting Linux: Windows Subsystem for Linux

Lecture 1: WSL2 Installation

Lecture 2: The WSL, Behind the Scenes

Lecture 3: WSL2 & Windows Terminal Productivity: Oh My Zsh, Nerd Font, P10K

Lecture 4: WSL2 Maintenance and Fine-Tuning

Instructors

Seyed Farshid Miri
Networking & Cyber Security Expert

Seyed Farhad Miri
Instructor at Udemy

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1 stars: 14 votes

2 stars: 17 votes

3 stars: 97 votes

4 stars: 275 votes

5 stars: 534 votes

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