sravani punreddysravanipunreddy.hashnode.dev·Oct 23, 2024Linux Commands:Linux commands provide immense power in managing files and system resources. For developers, DevOps engineers, and system administrators, knowing the right commands can save time and avoid errors. This blog covers some of the most essential commands ...Discusslinux-commands
Aditya Gadhaveadityag7678.hashnode.dev·Oct 23, 2024How to Use Grep, Awk, Sed, and Find Commands in LinuxThe grep command is one of the most powerful and widely used command-line tools in Unix/Linux for searching text. It allows you to search for specific patterns within files or input streams, using regular expressions for more complex searches. The ...DiscussLinux
Fauzeyafauzeya.hashnode.dev·Oct 23, 2024Day-4 Basic Linux Shell Scripting for DevOps Engineer💻⚙️What is a Kernel? What is a Shell? What is Linux Shell Scripting? Tasks? What is a kernel? The kernel is the heart of an operating system, controlling everything from hardware interaction to system processes. It's what makes your computer functi...DiscussDevops
Fauzeyafauzeya.hashnode.dev·Oct 22, 2024Day-3Essential commands in Linux 🧑💻🐧History of Linux? Linux Hierarchy Basic commands Linux is a free and open-source operating system that belongs to the Unix family. Linus Torvalds developed it in September 1991. The initial version, Linux 0.01, was posted on the Minix newsgroup...Discuss·10 likesDevops
Shivani Singhdevopsinsightwithshivani.hashnode.dev·Oct 22, 2024Day 11 : Error Handling in Shell ScriptingError Handling in Shell Scripting 🚀 Checking Exit Status ✅: Use $? to capture the exit status of the last command. If it’s not zero, handle the error. Example: bashCopy codemkdir /tmp/mydir if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then echo "🚫 Failed to create ...Discuss"The DevOps Insight and Learning with Shivani"Linux
Mohamad Aamir Razabasic-linux-commands.hashnode.dev·Oct 22, 202450 Basic Linux CommandsHere are 50 basic Linux commands that are useful for navigating and managing your system: pwd - Print working directory. ls - List directory contents. cd - Change directory. touch - To create a file without any content. cat - Concatenate and dis...DiscussLinux
Spoorti Shettyspoorti.hashnode.dev·Oct 22, 2024Shell Scripting ChallengeHello! Welcome to Day 8: The Bash Scripting Challenge. Today, we'll cover a few important Bash basics like comments, echo, variables, and wildcards. If you're new to scripting or just want to solidify your understanding, this guide is for you. The #!...Discuss#90daysofdevops
Faizan Shaikhfaizanshaikh.hashnode.dev·Oct 22, 2024Day 18 Task: Docker for DevOps EngineersGetting Started with Docker Compose: A DevOps Engineer’s Guide As a DevOps engineer, mastering Docker is essential for managing multi-container applications. Today, we’ll dive deeper into Docker Compose, a powerful tool that simplifies the process of...DiscussDevops
sravani punreddysravanipunreddy.hashnode.dev·Oct 22, 2024Basic Linux Commands: A Quick Guide for BeginnersLinux provides a wide array of commands that allow users to navigate the system, manage files, and interact with directories efficiently. In this post, we will explore listing commands and directory commands that are frequently used, with explanation...Discuss#ITSkills
Vidhi ChadhaforVidhi Chadhavidhichadha25.hashnode.dev·Oct 20, 2024My Linux DiscoveriesHey there, fellow tech enthusiasts! 👋 If you’re like me, a newcomer in the DevOps world, you might have heard the buzz about Linux and wondered, "Where do I even start?" Well, you’re in the right place! This blog is all about sharing my journey of l...Discuss·2 likes·37 readsDevops
