Ramya Rmy-devops-journey-traineithshubam.hashnode.dev·Nov 19, 2024Linux Basics for Beginners: Essential Commands and Examples1. User Management Managing users is crucial in any Linux system, whether for security or resource allocation. Create a User Use the useradd command to create a new user. sudo useradd newuser sudo passwd newuser Delete a User Remove a user and their...Discusslinux for beginners
Zainul Khanzainul.hashnode.dev·Aug 18, 2024Essential Linux Commands Cheat Sheet for BeginnersWhether you're a student exploring Linux for the first time or a professional managing your Ubuntu server, having a handy reference can make all the difference. This blog post is designed to be your go-to cheat sheet for essential Linux commands, hel...DiscussLinux
Vibhuti Jainvibhutijain.hashnode.dev·Aug 15, 2024Day 2: Linux For DevOpsWhat is Linux Linux is an operating system which sits in the middle of hardware and user. User can run the application and it takes the commands from the user and translates them to hardware. Advantages of Linux Open source and used 91% of the appli...Discuss·46 reads#architectureoflinux
Mohd Shadanshadan81.hashnode.dev·Aug 8, 2024Linux File Permissions - A Key to System Security and ManagementLinux file permissions is essential for anyone who works as a devops engineer and manage a Linux system. Each file and directory has permissions that direct who can read, write, or execute them, represented by a string like -rwxr-xr--. Let’s unders...Discusslinux for beginners
Shriyansh Kauravshriyanshkaurav.hashnode.dev·Aug 6, 2024Starting My DevOps Journey: Learning LinuxHello everyone, Welcome back to my DevOps journey! It’s been two days since I embarked on this exciting path, and today, I’m diving into one of the foundational skills for any DevOps engineer: Linux. Why Linux? Linux is the backbone of many DevOps pr...Discuss#LearningLinux
Arti Deshmukhtecharti-1721219936153.hashnode.dev·Aug 1, 2024Linux for DevOps!Why Linux? Open source multi user friendly no need for an antivirus. Flavors of Linux Ubuntu centos Amazon Linux RHEL Fedora Mint os Linux Architecture kernel kernel is the heart of an operating system. By using kernel we can pass in...Discuss·2 likes·98 reads#linuxfordevops
Mohammad Abubakersheikhabubaker.hashnode.dev·Apr 9, 2024Step by step approach of Linux task on creating a group by the KodeKloud Engineer Program:a. Create a group named nautilus_noc in all App servers in Stratos Datacenter. b. Add the user stark to nautilus_noc group in all App servers. (create the user if doesn't exist). Checkout the video of this task on: https://youtu.be/2Gn3xznYp48?si=J...Mohammad Abubaker and 1 other are discussing this2 people are discussing thisDiscuss·3 likes·230 readsKodeKloud
Basavaraj Telibasavaraj-devops-blog.hashnode.dev·Jan 28, 2024Day 2 of #90DaysOfDevOpsBasics linux commands sudo - Stands for Super User Do. The sudo command allows you to run commands with the superuser privileges. whoami - Displays currently logged-in user. cat - File concatenation and printing are done using the cat command. ca...Discuss·35 readsDevops
Ankit Kundalaankitkundala.hashnode.dev·Jan 23, 2024✨Ultimate Linux CheatSheet For Devops✨Hello 👋, this blog includes pretty short and precise explanation of the commands used in Linux for Devops in day to day scenario. So sit-back and have a glance at it. Basic Linux Commands 1.pwd It is short form for Present Working directory, shows w...Discuss·1 like·35 reads✨Ultimate CheatSheet for DevOps✨Linux
abha kambleabha28.hashnode.dev·Jan 16, 2024Linux commands for DevOpsLinux, the go-to operating system for DevOps enthusiasts, offers a command-line interface packed with powerful tools. These commands are your trusty companions, simplifying tasks and boosting productivity. 1. File System Navigation and Inspection: p...Discuss·32 readsDevops
