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2d ago · 5 min read · When I started learning Linux for DevOps, everything felt exciting. Every new command felt like unlocking a new level. I learned commands like: ls cd mkdir grep Slowly, the Linux terminal started fee

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Essential Linux Commands Every DevOps Beginner Should Know

3d ago · 7 min read · Continuing the Linux for DevOps Journey In my previous article, we explored the Linux File System and how everything in Linux starts from a single root directory /. That article focused on understandi

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Create and Configure File Systems in Linux

Mar 3 · 12 min read · Introduction: Partitions vs. File Systems — What's the Difference? In the previous lesson, we learned how to create partitions on a storage device — essentially dividing a disk into separate sections.

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How to Extract (Unzip) tar.xz File: A Complete Beginner's Guide

Mar 1 · 12 min read · If you've spent any time working with Linux, downloading open-source software, managing remote servers securely (such as allowing SSH Root Login), or dealing with server backups, chances are you've en

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Fundamental of Linux & Advance Concept

Feb 17 · 5 min read · Learn Linux using 3 concepts what? Why? and How? What is Linux? Linux is an open-source kernel developed by Linus Torvalds in September 1991. He created it because he wanted a free and accessible system, as commercial UNIX was too expensive and the M...

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Linux File Permissions and Ownership: A Complete Guide

Feb 15 · 12 min read · Introduction Linux is a multi-user operating system where multiple users can access the same system simultaneously. To maintain security and prevent unauthorized access, Linux implements a robust permission system. This guide will teach you everythin...

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Understanding CURL: Talking to Servers from the Terminal

Feb 15 · 5 min read · This article will walk you through the concept of cURL, after this article you will understand what is cURL, how to interact with servers and handle API. Let's go steps wise steps... First Thing -- W

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Master DNS Queries - dig Command

Feb 15 · 5 min read · Conversation between URL & DNS Server When a URL is written in the browser, the browser send the request to the DNS resolver(usually provided by the ISP or public DNS like Google DNS). The DNS resolve

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(Day 2-7) - Linux Fundamentals for DevOps Engineers: Architecture, File System & Essential Commands

Feb 14 · 11 min read · Linux Linux is an open-source operating system (OS) based on Unix principles. It acts as a bridge between computer hardware and software applications, managing system resources like CPU, memory, storage, and devices. It was originally created in 1991...

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Linux in one liners

Feb 8 · 1 min read · 1. Linux → the kernel, not the full operating system. It talks to hardware. 2. Kernel → controls CPU, memory, disk, network. The brain of the system. 3. Operating System → kernel + tools + libraries + apps. 4. Distribution (Distro) → Linux kernel bun...

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