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Linux Administration – Operating System, Command Line Terminal, Bash Shell Scripting, Task Automation & Scheduling

What you will learn

Origin of GNU/Linux and what makes it a powerful and highly secure OS

Working on Linux Command Line Terminal

Start with Writing basic Linux Commands

Understanding, Navigating and Working with Linux Manual Pages

User & Group Management (etc/passwd) (etc/shadow)

Advanced Concepts of Linux – Redirection, Piping and Aliases

Know each and every required detail about Linux Shell

Know how Linux Commands are Structured

Concepts of Standard Input/Output/Error and Command Line Arguments

Understand everything about the Linux File System

Create/Delete/Copy/Move/Rename/Edit/Find Files and Directories

Concepts like Sorting Data, Archiving and Compressing Files using various Compression Algorithms

Concepts of Bash Shell Scripting and creating Bash Scripts like a Pro User

Techniques of Task Automation and Scheduling important Programs (Eg. Scheduling Automatic Backups)

Access Linux Software Repository and play around with the Source Code of Linux Commands

Edit Source Codes and Packages to create your own Linux Command

Use Advanced Package Tools Utilities to Search, Install/Uninstall Packages and Softwares

Description

Welcome to the course The Fundamentals of Linux Administration where you are going to develop mastery over the Linux Command Line with very practical ways of learning and understanding Linux.

This course has been designed to ensure that you will be able to continuously improve your Linux skills, develop your in-depth knowledge about Linux Administration thereby giving a platform to your career progression with NO unnecessary wasting of time and useless data being taught in this course.

Course is structured to start with the very basics of Linux where you will get to learn everything about Linux and Linux Commands. You’ll be gradually be tuned to work with complex Linux commands which are very very useful for a Linux Administrator. You get on-hands training on-the go while you are watching the video tutorials and you get cheat sheets and help documents in every section which actually saves you a lot of time. Check the Course Content for Chapter wise distribution of the course.


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Content

Course Introduction

Course Introduction

Introduction to Linux

Introduction to Linux
How Udemy Feedback System Works ?

Working with the Linux Command Line

The Linux Terminal
Trying Your First Linux Commands
The Shell
Command Structure
Basics of Linux Commands
Linux Manual Pages
Linux Manual Pages (A Quick Recap)
Input-Output (I/O)
Concepts of Redirection
Quiz – Concepts of Redirection
Fundamentals of Piping
Piping & Redirction using β€œtee” Command
Piping & Redirection using β€œxargs” Command
Understanding Aliases
Piping – Redirection – Aliases
Section Conclusion

The Linux File System

Introduction to the Linux File System
Basics of Navigating the Linux File System
Navigating File System using “cd” Command
File Types in Linux
Linux File Extensions
Using Wildcards
Basics of Linux File System
Creating Files and Directories – Part 1
Creating Files & Directories – Part 2
Deleting Files and Directories – Part 1
Deleting Files and Directories – Part 2
Copying Files and Directories
Moving and Renaming Files and Directories
Working with Files and Directories
Editing Files using “Vi Text Editor”
Editing Files using “Nano”
Using “Find” Command
Reading Contents of Files
Sort Data from Files
Archiving and Compressing Files – Part 1
Archiving and Compressing Files – Part 2
File System
Section Conclusion

Linux Bash Shell Scripting

Creating Bash Scripts
Make Bash Script Executable
Using CRON to Automate Bash Script – Part 1
Using CRON to Automate Bash Script – Part 2
Bash Shell Scripting

GNU/Linux and Working with Package Repositories

What is GNU ?
Get Access to Source Codes
Linux Software Repositories
APT – Searching Packages & Softwares
APT – Installing Packages & Softwares
APT – Uninstalling Packages & Softwares
Playing with Package Respositories
Celebrations !!

Course Conclusion

Conclusion