
View and search log files
Search for files in directories, check disk usage and compress files, archive and mail files
Edit using VI, concatenate, compress and email files
Run/list/stop background jobs, basic trouble shooting of servers, start/stop services
Copy files to and from remote servers
Use dmesg command to view kernel logs and check if hardware was detected and configured properly.
Using vmstat to check virtual memory statistics and understand the output of the command
Learn to interpret vmstat data for Linux troubleshooting, identifying kernel versus user time, RAM swapping, and input and output rates, then trace processes with top and strace to diagnose issues.
Diagnose sluggish or unresponsive server quickly using commands uptime and top
Interpret the top command out put in detail and try to isolate if sluggishness is due to CPU load or not
Diagnose high CPU user time and high memory usage conditions on a server
sar (System Activity Reporting) utility enables statistics collection of CPU, RAM, I/O usage, to help analyze high loads which have occurred in the past. In this session you will learn to install and configure sar utility.
Diagnosing high I/O load using IOSTAT utility of SAR
View and interpret historical data collected by SAR utility and export to CSV format
Linux Top 30 commands is specifically designed keeping in mind fresh graduates who would like to pursue a career as Tech Support Engineer. A fresher candidate will be overwhelmed by humongous command library of Linux and this course will make it easy to relate to linux commands and their usage in real life scenarios. The command usage is explained taking realistic scenarios there by giving a peek into the work routine of a Tech Support Engineer.