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Welcome to "Mastering Linux for DevOps and Cloud" series, a complete blog series covering Linux for DevOps, and cloud technologies from the ground up. Useful in Linux certifications #LFCS #LPI #RHCSA
In the world of computing, the terms Terminal, Console, Shell, and Command-Line Interface (CLI) are often used interchangeably but they each have distinct meanings. Here's a breakdown of what each term refers to: Terminal A terminal is essentially a ...
Here's a basic introduction to some common Linux commands: pwd: Stands for "Print Working Directory." It shows you the current directory you are in. ls: Lists files and directories in the current directory. ls -a: Lists all files and directories, ...
In this article, we will explore various file and directory manipulation tasks in a Linux-based terminal. Viewing File Contents: To view what's written in a file (fruits.txt) [~]$ cat fruits.txt Changing Access Permissions: To change the access pe...
In the world of Linux file permissions, there are a few special permissions that are incredibly useful, yet often misunderstood. These are the Set User ID (SUID), Set Group ID (SGID), and Sticky Bit. Let's dive into what these permissions are, and ho...
In the world of Unix-like operating systems, file management is a core concept that every user and administrator needs to understand. Among the many features of Unix file systems is the concept of links, specifically 'hard links'. A hard link is esse...
There are a number of text editors available in Linux such as vi, vim, Nano etc. but we will focus on vi because it’s the most popular one. Vi editor comes installed by default in most operating systems. Run the “vi” command and specify the file name...
