The complete Linux Command Line Basics for Beginners

The complete Linux Command Line Basics for Beginners, available at $39.99, has an average rating of 3.94, with 40 lectures, based on 9 reviews, and has 3069 subscribers.

You will learn about Find help while using the Linux command line. Realize the potential of the Linux command line. Explain the Linux Filesystem hierarchy. Write Your Own Commands From Scratch This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners who want to gain a Complete and Practical Understanding of the Linux Operating System and Linux Command Line. It is particularly useful for Beginners who want to gain a Complete and Practical Understanding of the Linux Operating System and Linux Command Line.

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Summary

Title: The complete Linux Command Line Basics for Beginners

Price: $39.99

Average Rating: 3.94

Number of Lectures: 40

Number of Published Lectures: 40

Number of Curriculum Items: 40

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 40

Original Price: $27.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Find help while using the Linux command line.

Realize the potential of the Linux command line.

Explain the Linux Filesystem hierarchy.

Write Your Own Commands From Scratch

Who Should Attend

Beginners who want to gain a Complete and Practical Understanding of the Linux Operating System and Linux Command Line.

Target Audiences

Beginners who want to gain a Complete and Practical Understanding of the Linux Operating System and Linux Command Line.

In this section, you will learn what Linux commands are, and how they are structured so that you can get valuable insight into how working with the Linux command line works, rather than just memorising command after command after command like other Linux courses will make you do.

You will learn important concepts such as:

The difference between the Linux terminal and the shell

Command Input and Output

Data Redirection.

Connecting Linux Commands together to Build Sophisticated Data Pipelines.

And so many other useful concepts that will give you the fundamental skills to confidently use the command line to accomplish anything you want.

This course also focuses on empowering you to be an independent learner of the Linux operating system so you will also learn how to use the Linux Manual.

Knowing how to use the Linux manual will give you the independence to do what you want to do, rather than just what other people have shown you.

Become an effective Linux user and advance your Career. Learning the Linux Command Line will take you FAR!

Learn to appreciate the power of the Linux command line.

Understand the structure of the Linux File System.

Learn how to utilize Linux man pages and help tools.

Realize the differences between soft and hard links.

Learn how to navigate your Linux File System using few simple commands!

Learn how to create, modify and process files.

Learn how to create your own Linux commands.

You will also find animated videos to help you understand complex Linux concepts in a very simple way.

There is a file associated with every video explaining the commands to reinforce your understanding and to clear any confusion you have.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Linux Command

Lecture 1: Overview of Hardware

Lecture 2: Overview of Operating System

Lecture 3: Personal Computer vs. Enterprise Server

Lecture 4: Overview of Data Centers

Lecture 5: Physical Machine vs. Virtual Machine

Lecture 6: Signing up for AWS

Lecture 7: Provision EC2 instance

Lecture 8: Connecting to EC2 Instances

Lecture 9: Basic Linux Commands

Lecture 10: Overview of SSH

Lecture 11: Configuring SSH

Lecture 12: SSH Passwordless Login

Lecture 13: Copying SSH Public Key

Lecture 14: Usage of password less login

Lecture 15: Troubleshooting Connectivity Issues

Lecture 16: Using Console to access server

Lecture 17: Understanding User Profiles

Lecture 18: Create files using touch command

Lecture 19: Adding data to files using cat and redirect

Lecture 20: Standard Input, Output and Error

Lecture 21: Files and Directory Permissions

Lecture 22: Changing Ownership

Lecture 23: Copying, Moving and Deleting Files

Lecture 24: Controlling access using ACLs

Lecture 25: Navigating History of Commands

Lecture 26: Setup HTTPD using yum

Lecture 27: Getting help on commands

Lecture 28: Listing files using ls command

Lecture 29: Finding or searching files or directories – using find command

Lecture 30: Copying files between servers using scp

Lecture 31: Copying files between servers using rsync

Lecture 32: Setup local yum repository overview

Lecture 33: Setup local yum repository for Hadoop

Lecture 34: Update repo files pointing to local yum repository server

Lecture 35: Piping output of command as input to other command

Lecture 36: Searching data using grep and regular expressions

Lecture 37: Passing output of command to xargs

Lecture 38: Extracting data from delimited files using cut

Lecture 39: Sorting data in files using sort

Lecture 40: Getting unique values using uniq

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