Niharika reddyniharikapage.hashnode.dev·Apr 10, 2024Linux for DevOpsLinux is an Open source UNIX-based operating system. What is an Operating System(OS)? An operating system is a collection of programs that coordinates the operation of computer hardware and software. In simple terms, the hardware and the user cannot ...Discusslinux for beginners
Trinayatrinaya.hashnode.dev·Mar 14, 2024Linux Commands for DevOpsLinux is an open-source and community-developed operating system that is capable of handling activities from multiple users at the same time. It is one of the most widely used Operating Systems. Linux is - free open source highly secure high stab...DiscussLinux
SRINIVAS TIRUNAHARItirucloud.hashnode.dev·Mar 4, 2024Day 1 Linux : Introduction to terminalTurn on CENTOS7 virtual machine To login as Superuser click on not listed >>> enter username:root enter password:xxxxxx >>> login Open terminal If you did not set hostname. Set it with the following command. hostnamectl set-hostname centosbox ba...Discusslinux for beginners
Aman Vatsvatsaman.hashnode.dev·Jan 30, 2024DAY 3 >> Embarking on a DevOps Journey: 90 Days Challenge 🚀Files in Linux: Everything is a File: In Linux, everything is treated as a file, including directories, devices, and even network sockets. This uniformity simplifies interactions with various system components. 📁 📄 🖥️ File Types: Regu...DiscussTrainWithShubham
Basavaraj Telibasavaraj-devops-blog.hashnode.dev·Jan 29, 2024Day 3 of #90DaysOfDevOpsFile Permission Commands The ls command along with its -l (for long listing) option will show you metadata about your Linux files, including the permissions set on the file. $ ls -ltr drwxr-xr-x 1 root root 0 Jan 29 23:04 dir1/ -rw-r--r-- 1 root root...Discuss·2 likes·36 readsDevops
Aman Vatsvatsaman.hashnode.dev·Jan 29, 2024DAY 2 >> Embarking on a DevOps Journey: 90 Days Challenge 🚀Welcome to the Linux wonderland, where command-line magic happens! If you're a DevOps enthusiast, buckle up for a joyous journey through 50 Linux commands that will turn you into a command-line maestro. Let's sprinkle some humor and emojis on these e...DiscussTrainWithShubham
Namrata Guptanamworld.hashnode.dev·Jan 28, 2024linux for DeVopsLinux is a operating system created by Linus Torvalds written in c language. it has a hierarchical file system structure that organizes files and directories in a tree-like format. The open-source nature of Linux allows developers worldwide to contri...Discuss·1 like·63 reads#shubhamLondhe
Shirsh Anandshirsh.hashnode.dev·Jan 28, 2024#1. Linux for DevOps (Essential Commands and Practices for Success)Introduction In today’s fast-paced and highly competitive tech industry, DevOps has become a crucial methodology for organizations looking to streamline their software development and deployment processes. At the heart of this methodology lies Linux,...DiscussTrainWithShubham
Priyanka Gondpriyanka-devopsblogs.hashnode.dev·Jan 28, 2024Linux advance commands#useradd- creating user account #groupadd- used to create user groups #gpasswd- adding members to group #sudo cat /etc/group - to see the number of groups available #chgrp-to change the owner of the group chmod-used to change access permissions f...Discussdevops zero to hero
Vishnu Tiwariblog.vishnutiwari.me·Jan 7, 2024Basics to Advance: Unleashing the Power of AWK in Advanced Linux OperationsIntroduction If you are a beginner or intermediate in using Linux, you must know some basic commands like cd, ls, sudo, rmdir etc. And I think these commands are ok but there is a powerful command which user might ignore or don't use due to its tough...Discuss·25 likes·93 readsLinux
