Linux for Devops Engineers and Developers

Explore the Linux command line interface, a powerful tool for navigating the file system, programming, and hacking, using commands like who am I, date, and neofetch on Ubuntu-based systems.

Navigate the Linux file system by exploring the root slash and directories like boot and home. Use PWD, cd, who am I, touch, and rm to manage files and directories.

Linux lets you edit text files on any system with a graphical editor or the command line, using nano or vim, and you can run programs like Python.

Explore how Linux package managers differ across Debian/Ubuntu with apt, Fedora with dnf, and Arch with pacman, using terminal or graphical interfaces; learn to search, install, and remove with sudo.

Explore how Linux supports developers with more than 20 programming languages and free tools like Visual Studio Code, enabling writing, running, and debugging code across environments.

Explore a broad range of Linux programming tools, from SQLite browser for file-based databases to Visual Studio Code and IDEs, highlighting Linux as a versatile server and development platform.

Explore how Linux powers the majority of web servers and enables Apache and Nginx setups, with Linux supporting diverse scripting languages and databases like MariaDB and PostgreSQL.

Learn how git works as a version control system, push and pull changes to repositories on github.com or gitlab.com, and manage commits, status, and collaboration.