Linux The Complete Linux Guide

Linux – The Complete Linux Guide, available at $89.99, has an average rating of 4.61, with 63 lectures, based on 1037 reviews, and has 23809 subscribers.

You will learn about Linux Command Line Linux Bash Shell Create and manage new directories and files Getting information about hardware and software of the Linux computer Create new users and change user passwords Searching for files and folders using Find command Compressing and sorting in Linux Files and directories permissions and modification of the permissions Creating and executing executable files Networking in Linux Environment variables access and creation of the new environment variables Access of the remote Linux computer via SSH This course is ideal for individuals who are Software developers or Network engineers or DevOps engineers It is particularly useful for Software developers or Network engineers or DevOps engineers.

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Summary

Title: Linux – The Complete Linux Guide

Price: $89.99

Average Rating: 4.61

Number of Lectures: 63

Number of Published Lectures: 63

Number of Curriculum Items: 63

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 63

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Linux Command Line

Linux Bash Shell

Create and manage new directories and files

Getting information about hardware and software of the Linux computer

Create new users and change user passwords

Searching for files and folders using Find command

Compressing and sorting in Linux

Files and directories permissions and modification of the permissions

Creating and executing executable files

Networking in Linux

Environment variables access and creation of the new environment variables

Access of the remote Linux computer via SSH

Who Should Attend

Software developers

Network engineers

DevOps engineers

Target Audiences

Software developers

Network engineers

DevOps engineers

This course is all about Linux and Linux Shell.

Understand HOW Linux works and learn mostly used core Linux features from basic commands till creation of the Linux scripts.

And all features we will use ONLY in Shell, without any GUIs.

If you want to learn how to manage users, manage and search files and directories, set correct permissions, compress and uncompress archives, verify network connectivity and connect to remote servers via SSH – this course is for you.

Become a master of the Linux Shells like Bash or Sh.

This is practical Linux course that includes tons of practical activities. The best way to learn is learn by doing. You can have zero knowledge about Linux. All will be taught from scratch, from basic to advanced features. If you want to get deep practical knowledge of Linux this course is for you!

We will start by installing Docker and creating Linux container. You are right! We will use Docker because using Docker you could create any Linux computer in a matter of seconds on any platform – MacOS, Windows or other Linux computer.

In practice sections you will perform multiple practice Linux activities:

1. Create new directories and files in the Shell using commands mkdir, touch and cat

2. Manage users using adduser, useradd and passwd commands, login under different users

3. Change permissions of the files and directories using chmod command

4. Create and execute executable scripts from the Shell

5. Compress and uncompress files and directories using gzip and tar utilities

6. Verify network settings and connectivity with remote servers using such commands as ifconfig, nslookup, ping and traceroute

7. Downloading files from the remote servers using curl and wget

8. Connection to remote servers via SSH

To summarise, you will learn following core blocks of the Linux systems:

– Linux networking

– Permissions

– Scripting

– Creation and deletion of the files and directories

– Movement and renaming of the files and directories

With this course you will get lifetime-long access to more than 50 lectures and tens of practical exercises. After the course you will become a guru of Linux Shell and will be able easily perform basic and advanced Linux operations.

You will also get 30-days money-back guarantee. No questions asked!

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Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Intro

Lecture 2: Lets get connected! Join the Learning Community

Chapter 2: Getting started with Linux

Lecture 1: Possible options to use Linux on MacOS and Windows

Lecture 2: Creating Linux container using Docker

Lecture 3: What is Shell, Terminal and Command

Lecture 4: Getting information about Linux computer

Lecture 5: How Shell understands that you have entered command

Lecture 6: Getting help about commands using man utility

Lecture 7: Command Options

Lecture 8: Command Arguments

Lecture 9: Arguments for Options

Chapter 3: Processes in Linux

Lecture 1: What are processes

Lecture 2: List running processes

Lecture 3: Starting additional processes and killing processes

Lecture 4: Installing htop package using apt-get

Lecture 5: Using htop utility

Lecture 6: Summary for Processes Monitoring

Chapter 4: Data Streams and Piping in Linux

Lecture 1: Data Streams of the Process

Lecture 2: Redirecting STDOUT and STDERR to the file

Lecture 3: Where process data streams send data by default

Lecture 4: How to send data to STDIN and redirect STDOUT and STDERR

Lecture 5: Piping

Lecture 6: Summary for the Data Streams and Piping

Chapter 5: Files and Directories Management in Linux

Lecture 1: Introduction to the Files and Directories management

Lecture 2: Linux File System structure and navigation

Lecture 3: Listing files and directories

Lecture 4: Exploring subdirectories of the root directory

Lecture 5: Creating and removing directories and files

Lecture 6: Creating new files

Lecture 7: Editing files using Vim and Nano editors

Lecture 8: Copy and move files and directories

Lecture 9: Reading files

Lecture 10: Filtering text using grep command

Lecture 11: Soft vs Hard links

Lecture 12: Creating hard and soft links

Chapter 6: Search operations in Linux

Lecture 1: Introduction to the Find command

Lecture 2: Searching files using Find command

Lecture 3: Some other examples of the Find command

Lecture 4: Executing additional commands inside of the Find operation

Lecture 5: Xargs command

Lecture 6: Piping results of the Find command to the other command using Xargs

Chapter 7: Compressing and Sorting in Linux

Lecture 1: Overview of the tar and gzip utilities

Lecture 2: Creating and extracting compressed archive using tar and gzip

Lecture 3: Sorting files using ls command

Lecture 4: Sorting contents of the files using Sort utility

Chapter 8: User Management and Permissions in Linux

Lecture 1: Introduction to the User Management in Linux

Lecture 2: Creating users using useradd command

Lecture 3: Creating new user using adduser command

Lecture 4: Changing ownership of the file

Lecture 5: Changing permissions

Chapter 9: Executable Files and Scripting in Linux

Lecture 1: Creating executable script

Lecture 2: Adding path to the scripts into the PATH variable

Lecture 3: Summary for Users, Permissions and Scripts

Chapter 10: Networking in Linux

Lecture 1: Introduction to the Linux Networking Section

Lecture 2: Exploring IP address settings

Lecture 3: Verifying connectivity with remote servers

Lecture 4: Enabling SSH on the Linux server

Lecture 5: Connecting to the Linux server remotely via SSH

Lecture 6: Using curl and wget utilites

Chapter 11: Environment Variables in Linux

Lecture 1: Environment variables

Lecture 2: SOLUTION – Script with environment variables access

Chapter 12: Summary

Lecture 1: Linux Course Summary

Lecture 2: Bonus Lecture

Instructors

Bogdan Stashchuk | Software Engineer, MBA, PhD
Just keep learning – stashchuk

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3 stars: 77 votes

4 stars: 330 votes

5 stars: 618 votes

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