Nischal Chudalchudalnischal.hashnode.dev·Aug 2, 2024Linux: Top used commandsThis are the most used command in the field of DevOps. Before moving towards any other tools and technologies one should know how to implement these commands in the Linux Terminal. Basic Commands pwd: Print working directory. Example: pwd (Displays...Discuss·1 likeLinux
Deepak Nemadecloudcraft.hashnode.dev·Jun 26, 2024Mastering Advanced Linux Commands for Professional UsersAs a Linux professional, you already know the basics. You’ve navigated the file system, managed files and directories, and used basic text editors. Now, it’s time to delve into more advanced commands and tools that will enhance your productivity and ...DiscussLinux
Rahul Guptacloudopsrahul.hashnode.dev·May 9, 2024Day 6 - File Permissions and Access Control ListsIntroduction Linux file systems are built on a foundation of security and access control. A critical aspect of this security model is file permissions, which determine who can read, write, or execute a file. Beyond traditional file permissions, Acces...DiscussLinux
Yash Varmaxfusioncorp.hashnode.dev·Apr 18, 2024KodeKloud Engineer task: Create a user in LinuxStep 1: Connect to the App Server ssh app_server_username@server_name # example ssh tony@stapp01 Step 2: Switch to root User sudo su Step 3: Add the asked user, set the user UID as asked, and set the directory where the user will be created userad...DiscussLinux
Maxat Akbanovmaxat-akbanov.com·Mar 31, 2024Debug Network Traffic: tcpdump tooltcpdump is a powerful command-line tool used in the context of system administration and DevOps for monitoring, analyzing, and debugging network traffic. It captures and displays the contents of packets on a network interface in real-time or saves th...Discuss·29 readstoolsDevops
Karlygash Yakiyayevakarlygash-yakiyayeva.dev·Mar 29, 2024Managing Users in LinuxIn a Linux system, users refer to individuals or entities that interact with the operating system by logging in and performing various tasks. Managing users in Linux is a fundamental aspect of system administration, allowing you to control access to ...DiscussLinuxLinux
Karlygash Yakiyayevakarlygash-yakiyayeva.dev·Feb 23, 2024Linux ps command overviewtop and htop provide a dashboard interface to view running processes similar to a graphical task manager. A dashboard interface can provide an overview but usually does not return directly actionable output. For this, Linux provides another standard ...Discuss·43 readsLinuxLinux
Vijay Kumar Singhblogs.vijaysingh.cloud·Oct 11, 20236.6 Configuring Systems to Mount File Systems at Boot in Linux Part-2Introduction: In Linux, mounting file systems at boot is a crucial task for accessing data stored on different partitions or devices. This guide will cover the essential commands and concepts required to configure systems to mount file systems during...DiscussMastering Linux for DevOps & CloudLinux
Vijay Kumar Singhblogs.vijaysingh.cloud·Oct 9, 20236.5 Configuring Systems to Mount File Systems at Boot in Linux Part-1Introduction: In Linux systems, mounting file systems is a crucial step in accessing data stored on different partitions or devices. This guide covers the concepts and commands needed to configure systems to mount file systems at boot using commands ...DiscussMastering Linux for DevOps & CloudLinux
Vijay Kumar Singhblogs.vijaysingh.cloud·Oct 7, 20236.4 Creating and Configuring File Systems in LinuxIntroduction: In Linux systems, file systems are essential for organizing and managing data on storage devices. This comprehensive guide explores the process of creating and configuring file systems using commands such as mkfs, xfs_admin, tune2fs, fo...DiscussMastering Linux for DevOps & CloudLinux
