Linux Command Line for Beginners

Name: Linux Command Line for Beginners
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Easy way to learn basic most important commands in Linux Administration using various examples from IT Environment.

Created byShikhar Verma

Last updated 12/2018

English

What you'll learn

Familiar with basic Linux Administration by learning most important commands.
Learn File System Structure in Linux & basic understanding of permissions.
Familiar with basic to advance level of commands.
Created so many labs to explain each commands with examples.
Good for beginners to start their career in Linux Administration.
Overview of commands dmesg, proc, tcpdump etc
mount, umount, fdisk, mkfs, fsck
useradd, userdel, usermod, groupadd commands
groupdel, id, chage, chroot, chown etc commands
dig, nslookup, rsync, scp, ssh, sftp etc commands
find, grep, locate commands
df, du, lsof, ps, top, who,cut, sort etc commands
vi, sed, awk, tar, gzip, bzip2 etc commands
lvm commands

Course content

10 sections • 30 lectures • 3h 38m total length

Introduction4:24
Course contents
Understanding Unix/Linux File system Structure
Identifying Linux File types & permissions
Linux Commands tutorials on File Management
Linux Commands tutorial on Communication
Linux Commands tutorials on Searching
Linux Commands tutorials on System Status
Linux Commands tutorials on Text Processing
Linux Commands tutorials on Archives & Storage
Linux Commands tutorials on Users Administration
Linux Commands tutorials on File Systems
Linux Commands tutorials on System Information
Linux Commands tutorials on Network Configuration & troubleshooting commands
Linux commands tutorial on Service Status
Linux commands tutorial on Logical Volume Manager
Linux commands tutorial on Lan Interface
Miscellaneous commands
Familiar with Basic Linux Administration by learning 101 most important commands.
Learn File System Structure in Linux & basic understanding of permissions.
Familiar with basic to advance level of commands.
Created so many labs to explain each commands.
Good for beginners to start their career in Linux Administration.
Commands we discussed in this course modules are as follows
1. pwd, cd, ls, less, cp, file mkdir. more. mv, cat, rm rmdir, wc, dd, head, tail, touch, ln etc
2. dig, nslookup, rsync, scp, ssh, sftp, find, grep, locate, df, du, lsof, ps, top, who,cut, sort, vi, sed, awk, tar, gzip, bzip2 etc
3. useradd, userdel, usermod, groupadd, groupdel, id, chage, chroot, chown etc
4. mount, umount, fdisk, mkfs, fsck,/proc, uptime etc
5. systemctl -at service, systemctl -t service --state=active, systemctl start name.service, systemctl enable name.service etc
7.pvs, vgs, pvdisplay,lvs, lvdisplay, pvcreate, pvremove, vgcreate, vgrename, vgremove, vgextend, vgreduce, lvcreate, lvextend, lvreduce,fdisk, vgexport, vgimport, vgcfgrestore, vgcfgbakcup, watch, whoami, passwd, su etc
File system structure in Unix/Linux6:34
Explore the Linux file system from the root slash and learn how /bin, /sbin, /etc, /dev, /proc, /var, and /tmp organize binaries, configurations, devices, processes, and logs, including user homes.
File System Structure - 24:05
Students can able to read and understand the permissions,ownership on files/Directories.
File types in Linux6:21
Explore how to identify Linux file types using common commands, distinguishing regular files, directories, character and block devices, sockets, symbolic links, and hard links.
Quiz

Basic Commands - pwd, cd & ls6:29
Lecture on various commands with proper explanation with examples on live environment.
Commands we discussed in this lecture are pwd, cs, ls, less, cp, file mkdir. more. mv, cat, rm rmdir, wc, dd, head, tail, touch, ln etc
Linux commands - less, date, cp9:49
Lecture on various commands with proper explanation with examples on live environment.
Commands we discussed in this lecture are less, date & cp .
Linux commands - file, man, mkdir5:39
Lecture on various commands with proper explanation with examples on live environment.

Commands we discussed in this lecture are pwd, cs, ls, less, cp, file mkdir. more. mv, cat, rm rmdir, wc, dd, head, tail, touch, ln etc
Linux Commands - mv, cat, rm & rmdir10:00
Learn essential linux commands for beginners, including mv to move and rename files, cat to view and create content, and rm and rmdir for deleting files and directories.
Linux Commands - wc & dd8:40
Explore essential Linux commands wc and dd: count lines, words, and bytes with wc, and copy or backup data with dd, including disk checks and boot image usage.
Linux Commands - hard link & soft link11:10
Explore hard links and soft links in Linux, showing how hard links share the same inode and how soft links point to files across file systems.
Linux Commands - tail, touch & head4:32
Learn how to use tail, head, and touch to print last or top lines to standard output, view and create files, and update file timestamps.
Master Quiz

dig command4:05
Lecture on various commands with proper explanation with examples on live environment.
Commands we discussed in this lecture are dig, nslookup, rsync, scp, ssh, sftp
traceroute command6:24
Learn how the traceroute command in Linux maps the journey of a packet from source to destination, showing each hop, routers, hostnames and IP addresses, and timing.
rsync command9:40
Use the rsync command to copy and synchronize files locally and remotely on Linux systems, preserving symbolic links, permissions, ownership, and timestamps, and transferring only new or changed data.
ssh, scp & sftp command6:42
Master Quiz

cut, sort commands8:55
Lecture on various commands with proper explanation using examples on live environment.

Commands we discussed in this lecture are ping, nslookup, telnet, ifconfig, ifconfig-a, netstat -a etc
vim command4:46
discover Vim, the advanced Vi editor for Unix and Linux. master navigation and editing commands, including moving the cursor and saving or quitting.
sed & awk command6:50
Master sed and awk for the Linux command line: perform search, replace, insertion, and deletion with sed, and extract or print specific columns and last columns with awk.

useradd & userdel commands8:26
Lecture on various commands with proper explanation using examples on live environment.
Commands we discussed in this lecture are useradd, userdel,usermod, groupadd, groupdel, chage, chroot, chown, mount,umount, fdisk etc
usermod, groupadd & groupdel4:17
Use usermod to modify a created user's attributes, set a non-empty password, adjust user id and group membership including the admin group, and manage groups with groupadd and groupdel.
chage, chroot & chown commands10:55
Learn to manage user password aging with chage, including expiration, inactivity, and lock policies, and control file access by setting permissions and ownership with chmod and chown.
mount, umount, fdisk & mkfs commands9:40
Learn to manage Linux file systems by creating partitions with fdisk, formatting with mkfs, and mounting or unmounting them to accessible mount points, while using fsck for repair.
Master Quiz

Requirements

PC or Laptop with internet Connection

Description

Easy way to learn basic most important commands in Linux Administration using various examples from IT Environment.

Course contents

Understanding Unix/Linux File system Structure
Identifying Linux File types
Linux Commands tutorials on File Management
Linux Commands tutorial on Communication
Linux Commands tutorials on Searching
Linux Commands tutorials on System Status
Linux Commands tutorials on Text Processing
Linux Commands tutorials on Archives & Storage
Linux Commands tutorials on Users Administration
Linux Commands tutorials on File Systems
Linux Commands tutorials on System Information
Linux commands tutorial on Service Status
Linux commands tutorial on Logical Volume Manager

Commands we discussed in this course modules are as follows

1. pwd, cd, ls, less, cp, file mkdir. more. mv, cat, rm rmdir, wc, dd, head, tail, touch, ln etc

2. dig, nslookup, rsync, scp, ssh, sftp, find, grep, locate, df, du, lsof, ps, top, who,cut, sort, vi, sed, awk, tar, gzip, bzip2 etc

3. useradd, userdel, usermod, groupadd, groupdel, id, chage, chroot, chown etc

4. mount, umount, fdisk, mkfs, fsck,/proc, uptime etc

5. ping, nslookup, telnet, ifconfig, ifconfig-a, netstat -a etc

6. systemctl -at service, systemctl -t service --state=active, systemctl start name.service, systemctl enable name.service etc

7.pvs, vgs, pvdisplay,lvs, lvdisplay, pvcreate, pvremove, vgcreate, vgrename, vgremove, vgextend, vgreduce, lvcreate, lvextend, lvreduce,fdisk, vgexport, vgimport, vgcfgrestore, vgcfgbakcup, watch, whoami, passwd, su etc

Who this course is for:

Anyone can join this course who is willing to get some knowledge on basic to advance level of commands in Linux Administration

Linux Command Line for Beginners

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Course content

Introduction4 lectures • 21min

Linux basic commands tutorial on file management7 lectures • 56min

Linux commands tutorials on communication, searching & system Status4 lectures • 27min

Linux commands searching files1 lecture • 8min

Linux commands tutorials on file system status2 lectures • 17min

Linux commands tutorial on text processing3 lectures • 21min

Linux commands tutorial on archive & zipped files1 lecture • 7min

Linux commands tutorial on User Administration4 lectures • 33min

Linux commands tutorial on System Information3 lectures • 19min

Linux Commands tutorial on LVM1 lecture • 9min

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