Linux Administration & Linux Command Line For Beginners

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1. Prologue

1. Linux Overview.mp4

10:59

2. Linux File System Hierarchy.mp4

08:20

2. Build Your Lab On VirtualBox

1. VirtualBox Overview.mp4

09:07

2. Install VirtualBox on Windows OS.mp4

03:05

3. Create our first virtual machine.mp4

03:44

4. Install Rocky 9.0 (Redhat & CentOS compatible).mp4

06:12

3. CentOS essentials

1. List Files and Directories (ls).mp4

07:53

2. Move Between Directories (cd).mp4

04:35

3. I totaly lost so where am I (PWD).mp4

02:27

4. Create Directories (mkdir).mp4

05:22

5. Create Files (touch).mp4

03:01

6. Delete Files and Directories (rmdir and rm).mp4

10:04

7. Copy Files and Directories (cp).mp4

06:52

8. Move Files and Directories (mv).mp4

05:22

9. Rename Files and Directories using the mv command.mp4

01:46

10. Print file content to the screen (cat).mp4

06:03

11. View Files using less.mp4

02:30

12. Pipes and Redirection.mp4

05:30

13. Files Archiving (tar).mp4

06:05

14. File Compression using (gzip , bzip2).mp4

11:22

15. Archiving and Compression using (tar).mp4

06:15

16. Soft Links.mp4

09:25

17. Hard Links.mp4

11:20

4. Manage Users & Groups

1. Create Local Users & Local Groups.mp4

20:02

2. Gain Super Powers.mp4

09:20

3. Modify Users, Groups & Password Aging.mp4

19:13

5. Secure Linux Environment by Understanding Files Permissions

1. Notation Permissions.mp4

14:05

6. Operate Running System

1. Monitoring Running System with top.mp4

10:31

2. Start, Stop & Check The status of a Linux Service.mp4

10:14

3. Boot, Reboot And Shut Down A System Normally.mp4

05:26

7. Create And Configure File Systems

1. Create, Mount, Unmount And Use Vfat, ext4 And xfs File Systems.mp4

13:53

2. Create and manage Access Control Lists ACLs.mp4

18:12

8. Deploy, Configure & Maintain Systems

1. Configuring Hostnames & Names Resolution.mp4

10:05

2. Install & Update Software with yum.mp4

14:01

9. Epilogue

1. It is just the beginning.mp4

02:24

Description

Learn Linux Administration basics, Linux Command Line basics, Linux essentials, Linux History & Linux basic commands

What You'll Learn?

After watching this course you will have a good understanding of the Linux operating system basics and fundamentals that will enable you to start your career.
Install Linux CentOS 7
The file system layout of Linux systems
Creating, renaming, moving, and deleting files and directories.
You will learn the most used Linux basic commands
You will learn how to archive and compress files
You will learn how to combine two or more commands using pipes
You will learn how to redirect an output to a file
Understand the essential Linux Commands

Who is this for?

This Course is an introdiction for newbies who are not familiar with Linux

This Linux introduction is not for Intermediate nor Advanced linux users

Those interested in gaining the fundamental knowledge necessary to work with Linux using the shell's command line

What You Need to Know?

Just A Computer

A headphone

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Description
Welcome
Welcome to the (Linux Newbie Course: Linux Basics) course. This Linux Newbie Course covers Linux essentials. You will learn Linux Administration basics & Linux Command Line basics.
In this course, you will learn what is Linux, VirtualBox installation, Linux installation, Linux essentials, Linux file system hierarchy, Linux History & Linux basic commands.Â
Linux comes in a variety of distributions that are designed to meet the needs and technical expertise of their users. Linux Mint and other straightforward Linux distributions are excellent for home computers, while Ubuntu Linux is the best choice for developers, computer scientists & network administrators.
One misconception about Linux is that it is a far more sophisticated and technological alternative to well-known operating systems like Windows and MacOS. In actuality, Linux is an OS that is user-friendly, open-source, and adaptable and was created to address significant shortcomings in commercial operating systems.

Why Linux ?
Linux tends to be highly reliable and a more secure system than any other operating system (OS). Linux also is quite popular among many corporates and many consider it to be the lead operating system in the corporate world. Here are 5 reasons why you should start in Linux:
Linux Provides Good Career Opportunities
Much of the infrastructure that powers the internet, including routers and servers, is based on Linux
Linux is Used on Nearly Every Server
Linux is one such skill that allows an individual to experience a widespread growth in their profile after learning it
Linux is free and open source

Who this course is for:
This Course is an introdiction for newbies who are not familiar with Linux
This Linux introduction is not for Intermediate nor Advanced linux users
Those interested in gaining the fundamental knowledge necessary to work with Linux using the shell's command line

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