AWS Devops | More about Linux Basic Commands | Session 6 |
Welcome to our AWS DevOps tutorial on Linux basic commands! In this video, we’ll explore some essential Linux commands that form the foundation of system administration and are crucial for working in cloud environments like AWS. Whether you're new to Linux or looking to improve your skills, this video will help you navigate and manage your systems more efficiently.
Key Topics Covered:
Navigating the Linux Filesystem
Learn how to use commands like cd, pwd, and ls to navigate the Linux filesystem, check current directory paths, and list files.
File and Directory Management
Master file management commands such as cp, mv, rm, and mkdir to copy, move, delete, and create files and directories in Linux.
Viewing and Editing Files
Discover how to view and edit files with commands like cat, more, less, nano, and vim. We’ll walk you through each of these tools and show you when to use them.
Permissions and Ownership
Understand Linux file permissions and ownership with chmod, chown, and chgrp, and how to modify permissions for files and directories to ensure proper security.
Process Management
Learn how to manage running processes with commands like ps, top, kill, and htop to monitor and control system activity.
Networking Commands
Explore networking basics with commands like ping, ifconfig, netstat, and curl to test connections and configure network interfaces.
Basic Disk Management
Get familiar with disk management commands such as df, du, mount, and umount to monitor disk usage and mount/unmount storage devices.
These basic Linux commands are essential for every DevOps engineer working with AWS, as they help automate and manage tasks more efficiently in the cloud. Whether you're working with EC2 instances or setting up systems, these commands will help you streamline your workflow.
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