Pushkal Vashisthapushkalv.hashnode.dev·17 hours agoLinux Commands for DevOps used in in day-to-day activities.#Day3 in 90 days of DevOps. Table of Contents:- To view what's written in a file. To change the access permissions of files - done by using "chmod" Command. To Check which commands you have run till now. To remove a directory/ Folder. To create ...DiscussLinux
Judge-Paul OgebeforLinux Tipslinuxtips.hashnode.dev·Sep 24, 2023Use Windows shortcuts in Linux MintIntroduction I recently made the switch from Windows 10 to Linux Mint, and one of the challenges I've faced is adapting to the absence of my familiar Windows shortcuts. Shortcuts like: Win + I – Open Settings Ctrl + Shift + Esc – Open Task Manager ...Discuss·14 likesLinux
Pradyum Chopadepradyumchopade.hashnode.dev·Sep 23, 2023LINUX Operations-IICommands A command is a program that tells the operating system to perform specific work. LINUX supports a Command-line interface, which means we can operate our Linux machine through commands. For this, we use Terminal or Bash for running our comman...DiscussLinux
Muhammad Shehbazshehbaz223.hashnode.dev·Sep 23, 20238#A guide to working with directoriesAt the core of Linux's file system is the root directory, denoted by a forward slash (/). Everything in Linux stems from this root directory, forming a tree-like structure. Let's explore some essential directory-related commands and concepts. 1. mkdi...Discusslinux-commands
Siri Chandanairis1919.hashnode.dev·Sep 21, 2023Day 6 File Permissions and Access Control ListsOn Day 6, of #90 Days of DevOps challenge. Let's Deep dive into File Permissions and ACLs. TASK-1 Create a simple file and do ls -ltr to see the details of the files. File Permissions : File permissions are core to the security model used by Linux sy...Discuss·1 like#90daysofdevops
Aliza Khanalizak.hashnode.dev·Sep 20, 2023Linux Commands Made Easy: A Beginner's GuideBasics of LINUX Are you ready to discover the amazing world of the Linux command line?It might sound a bit tricky at first, but it's like having a magic wand for our computer. In this blog, let's start with the basics and help ourselves to become a c...Alfiya Siddique and 3 others are discussing this4 people are discussing thisDiscuss·7 likes·142 readslinux for beginners
Manish Kumarmaxmanishcosta.hashnode.dev·Sep 19, 2023Top-30 most used Linux CommandsWhat is Linux? Linux is an open-source operating system. It is based on the Linux kernel and this operating system is a typical package in a Linux distribution. Here’s the list of common Linux commands with examples that might be a great cheat sheet ...DiscussLinux
Sophia Iroegbusophyia.me·Sep 18, 2023Linux File Permissions: A Simple GuideFile permissions are an essential part of managing and maintaining a Linux system because they control the access to files and directories and ensure the security of the Linux system and the data stored in the files and directories. As a system admin...Discuss·3 likes·143 readsLinux
Tandap Noel Bansikahbansikah.hashnode.dev·Sep 15, 2023Basic linux CommandsBasics Introduction: Linux, as a versatile operating system, offers a plethora of powerful command-line tools that provide users with unlimited possibilities for managing files, executing programs, networking, and much more. In this article, we will ...Discuss·6 likes·44 readslinux for beginners
Rushabh Shahiamrushabhshahh.hashnode.dev·Sep 14, 2023🐧🚀 Exploring the Linux File System: A Beginner's Guide 📂When I began my journey as a DevOps trainee, understanding the Linux directory structure was crucial for my daily tasks. Here's a simplified guide to some key directories, explained in non-tech terms: Root Directory - The Backbone of Linux 📂 1. /bin...DiscussLinux