Cloud Tunedcloudtuned.hashnode.dev·3 hours agoCheat Sheet #day62 - exportexport Command Cheatsheet The export command in Unix-like systems is used to set environment variables, making them available to subprocesses. Here's a quick reference guide: Basic Syntax export VAR_NAME=value Common Options Set an environment vari...DiscussCheat SheetsExport
Cloud Tunedcloudtuned.hashnode.dev·Jul 25, 2024Cheat Sheet #day60 - cmpcmp Command Cheatsheet The cmp command in Unix-like systems is used to compare two files byte by byte. It is useful for finding the first difference between two files. Here’s a quick reference guide: Basic Syntax cmp [OPTION]... FILE1 FILE2 Common O...Discuss·4 likescmp
Cloud Tunedcloudtuned.hashnode.dev·Jul 24, 2024Cheat Sheet #day59 - diffdiff Command Cheatsheet The diff command in Unix-like systems is used to compare two files line by line and display the differences between them. Here’s a quick reference guide: Basic Syntax diff [OPTION]... FILE1 FILE2 Common Options -u, --unified...DiscussCheat SheetsDiff
Cloud Tunedcloudtuned.hashnode.dev·Jul 23, 2024Cheat Sheet #day58 - tailtail Command Cheatsheet The tail command in Unix-like operating systems is used to display the last part of a file. Here’s a quick reference guide: Basic Syntax tail [OPTION]... [FILE]... Common Options -n NUM, --lines=NUM: Output the last NUM line...DiscussCheat Sheets#tail
Cloud Tunedcloudtuned.hashnode.dev·Jul 22, 2024Cheat Sheet #day57 - headhead Command Cheatsheet The head command is used to display the first part of a file or output. It is commonly used to quickly view the beginning of files or outputs, often to check file contents or inspect logs. Syntax head [OPTION]... [FILE]... Co...DiscussCheat Sheetscheatsheet
Cloud Tunedcloudtuned.hashnode.dev·Jul 21, 2024Cheat Sheet #day56 - tartar Command Cheatsheet The tar command is used to create, manipulate, and extract archive files. It is commonly used for bundling multiple files into a single file for easy distribution and backup. Syntax tar [OPTION]... [FILE]... Common Options -c...DiscussCheat Sheetstar
Cloud Tunedcloudtuned.hashnode.dev·Jul 20, 2024Cheat Sheet #day55 - whoamiwhoami Command Cheatsheet The whoami command is used to display the current logged-in user’s username. It is a simple yet useful command, particularly for scripting and troubleshooting. Syntax whoami Description Purpose: Returns the username of the...DiscussCheat Sheetswhoami
Cloud Tunedcloudtuned.hashnode.dev·Jul 19, 2024Cheat Sheet #day54 - 20/7 - unameuname Command Cheatsheet The uname command in Unix/Linux is used to display system information. It provides details about the operating system and the hardware on which it is running. Syntax uname [OPTION]... Common Options -s: Print the kernel nam...DiscussCheat Sheetscheatsheet
Cloud Tunedcloudtuned.hashnode.dev·Jul 18, 2024Cheat Sheet #day53 - lessless Command Cheatsheet The less command in Unix/Linux is a terminal pager program used to view (but not modify) the contents of a file one screen at a time. It allows for both forward and backward navigation through the file. Basic Syntax less [OPTI...DiscussCheat SheetsLess
Cloud Tunedcloudtuned.hashnode.dev·Jul 17, 2024Cheat Sheet #day52 - echoecho Command Cheatsheet The echo command in Unix/Linux is used to display a line of text or a string that is passed as an argument. It is commonly used in shell scripts and command-line operations to output text to the terminal or to a file. Syntax e...DiscussCheat SheetsLinux