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Master the command line as the first step towards Linux System Administration, VoIP, and many more areas
In this course, we start from scratch. So we will immediately start with the command line! We will explain everything through commands and won’t bore you with dull slides. In fact, there isn’t a single slide in this course!
If you have never worked with Linux before (or installed it), this course will show you how to set it up in a Virtual Machine with minimal effort. If you already have Linux or Mac, you can use that too. Then, we will start from zero and get you up to the level of expert without dumping too many commands on you. We aim to give you a feel for the command line so that you are in the position to understand its underlying philosophy and use it to your advantage.
This course is for you if you are new to the Linux Command Line but want to learn it without headaches. If you are comfortable with the command line, you can learn a lot of different skills very quickly and with minimal hassle. After taking this course, you will be all set to work with highly useful concepts such as Linux System Administration, setting up architectures for Machine Learning and Deep Learning, working with systems that enable VoIP, and many many more.
This course will take a case study-based approach and explains why we need the commands we’re learning. If there is a command that is typically taught in courses but isn’t used too often, we skip it so that you learn only the stuff that will be useful to you.
What You Will Learn
- Basics of the command line
- Working with files and directories from the command line
- Applying commands to solve real problems instead of made-up issues
- Understand how very simple and easy-to-understand commands work together to solve much bigger and important problems
- Master keyboard shortcuts that will save you a lot of time and effort when working with the command line
- Perform operations that simply cannot be done in Graphical User Interfaces
- Follow a case study that shows how the command line can be used to download a complete YouTube playlist (and learn quite a few commands along the way)
- Work with the extremely powerful vi editor and understand why people are so crazy about it (and how it can be useful to you)
- Learn how professionals make their command lines look cool
Table of Contents
01 Introduction
02 Environment setup
03 Basics
04 Working with Directories
05 Working with Files
06 History and Fast Tracking Command Entry
07 Pipes and Chaining Commands (The Power of Composition)
08 Redirecting Output to Files (and the Why of it)
09 Remove, Move and Some Other Stuff
10 Disc Usage and Folder Sizes
11 Keyboard Shortcuts (and how they can help you out)
12 Configure Jenkins Tools Finding Files with Powerful Criteria
13 Tailing Files (and the Power of Debugging)
14 Process Listings
15 CPU_Memory Information — the Way of the Pros
16 Interfaces and Ports
17 Case Study – Download Youtube Playlist
18 Why VI
19 Moving Around
20 Delete, Undo, Copy, Paste
21 Ownership Explained through a Case Study
22 Permissions and Security
23 ZSH, Syntax Highlighting, Prettifying the Terminal
24 SSH — Connecting to Remote Machines
25 Executing Long-running Remote Commands (No Hangup at Disconnect)
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