aws-day-02.hashnode.devAWS Global Infrastructure Explained Simply(Regions, Availability Zones [AZs], Edge Locations, IAM, EC2, VPC and S3) → In my first blog of AWS, I explained cloud computing and basics of AWS. → To understand how AWS works in real-world environments, the next important topic is AWS Global Infra...Feb 9·4 min read
aws-day-01.hashnode.devIntroduction to Cloud Computing and Why AWS is so popular?If you are learning DevOps, cloud computing is no longer optional - it’s a core skill. After understanding Linux, the next natural step is the cloud, and AWS (Amazon Web Services) is the most widely used platform. In this blog, I’ll explain what clou...Feb 5·2 min read
linux-day-4.hashnode.devLinux Commands - Part 2 (Practical Daily-Use Commands)In my previous blog, I covered basic Linux commands. In this part, I’m sharing a few practical Linux commands used in real-time scenarios like system monitoring, networking and file management. Networking & Connectivity Commands: ping - Used to c...Jan 28·2 min read
linux-day3.hashnode.devLinux CommandsIf you are new to Linux, using the terminal may feel confusing at first. But once you learn a few basic commands, Linux becomes easy to understand and use. This blog covers 20 commonly used Linux commands, explained in simple words with examples. pw...Jan 16·3 min read
linux-day2.hashnode.devLinux File System: A Beginner-Friendly Guide for DevOps EngineersWhat is the Linux File System? The Linux file system is a structured way of storing and organizing files and directories. Everything in Linux is treated as a file, including documents, directories, devices and even processes. Linux follows a tree-li...Jan 9·3 min read