devopsconcepts.hashnode.devFile Permissions & OwnershipLinux is a multi-user operating system, so it needs a strong permission system to control who can access what.File permissions and ownership define security, access control, and system stability. In this blog, we will learn: How Linux permissions wo...Jan 14·3 min read
devopsconcepts.hashnode.devBasic Linux CommandsLinux is controlled mainly through the command line.Knowing basic Linux commands helps you: Navigate the file system Manage files and directories Inspect system information Work efficiently on servers This guide covers the most commonly used Li...Jan 13·2 min read
devopsconcepts.hashnode.devPackage Management in LinuxWhat is package management? Package management is the process of: Installing software Updating packages Removing applications Managing dependencies In Linux, software is distributed as packages and handled by package managers. 📌 A package cont...Jan 12·3 min read
devopsconcepts.hashnode.devLinux File SystemThe Linux file system is a hierarchical structure that starts from a single root directory /. Unlike Windows (which uses drives like C: or D:), Linux uses one unified directory tree. / ├── bin ├── boot ├── dev ├── etc ├── home ├── lib ├── proc ├── ro...Jan 11·3 min read
devopsconcepts.hashnode.devLinux ArchitectureIf you are new to Linux, you might wonder: 👉 How does Linux actually work inside?👉 What happens when I type a command in the terminal? Linux architecture answers these questions. It explains how Linux is structured and how different parts work toge...Jan 10·3 min read