
launch an EC2 Ubuntu server in AWS to create your cloud lab and practice Linux commands, using a new key pair and SSH via the public IPv4 address.
Master Linux file copying with the cp command, including recursive folder copies (-R), backup essentials, and overwrite prompts (-i) for safer deployments.
Learn how to move and rename files and folders in Linux using the mv command, including overwrite behavior and combining move and rename in a single command.
Master sudo and root access in Linux to manage users and permissions for cloud and devops tasks, including granting sudo privileges and switching users via the sudoers file.
Learn how to check if nginx is installed on your system using apt, dpkg, and which. Verify the running status with systemctl and uninstall with apt remove nginx.
Boost your DevOps workflow by mastering essential Linux shell utilities like pwd, date, cal, history, grep, find, cat, and awk for logs and debugging.
Explore essential linux networking commands for devops and cloud engineers, including ping, traceroute, hostname, ip a, nslookup, and dig, to diagnose connectivity and dns issues.
Hey Folks,
Welcome to the course!
This course is designed for absolute beginners who want to master the most important Linux commands used in DevOps and Cloud environments and it is completely free to enroll. Whether you are a student, aspiring DevOps or Cloud engineer, or someone preparing for technical interviews, this course will help you build the hands-on skills needed to work confidently with Linux systems.
We begin by launching an Ubuntu EC2 instance on AWS to give you real-world experience working in a cloud environment. Each module then focuses on practical Linux commands including file handling, user and permission management, software installation, system monitoring, and networking tools.
You’ll learn how to navigate the Linux terminal, manage files and directories, edit text using Vim and Nano, install and verify packages, monitor performance, and compress or extract files for backups and deployments.
The objective of this course is to provide a strong foundation in Linux from scratch, so you can support cloud-based systems, troubleshoot issues, and confidently step into DevOps workflows.
No prior Linux experience is required. If you're starting your journey in DevOps or Cloud computing, this course is your first step toward becoming job-ready.
Join today and start mastering Linux (:
cheers,
Jashwanth Reddy