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What you’ll learn
- Operate in Linux terminal just like that.
- Overcome the fear of the unknown operating system.
- Use popular text editors.
- Work with files and folders.
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This course includes:
- 6 hours on-demand video
- 1 practice test
- Assignments
- 19 articles
- 3 downloadable resources
- Access on mobile and TV
- Full lifetime access
- Audio description in existing audio
- Certificate of completion
Course content
15 sections • 59 lectures • 6h 3m total lengthCollapse all sections
Intro
- Installing Linux Ubuntu as a local virtual machine
Get to know the terminal
- Terminal tips and tricks
- List of Linux Terminal hotkeys
- Basic navigation commands
- Creating files and folders
- Basic file operations
- Viewing files
- Section recap quiz
- Section summary
Editing files
- Nano. User friendly text file editor
- Vim. The default file editor
- Vimtutor. The vim educational tool
- Section recap quiz
Searching files
- Folders structure
- Find command
Recap
- Cheatsheet for GNU nano
- Vim Cheat Sheet
- Test
- Homework
User management
- Getting user info
- User creation
- Changing users
- Root privileges, user deletion
- Group management
- Section recap quiz
- Section summary
Access privileges (rwx)
- Getting info + chmod command
- Changing file owners
- Special bits, default permissions
- Section recap quiz
- Section summary
Essential terminal tools
- Links, iNodes
- Input-output streams
- Pipeline
- Section recap quiz
- Section summary
Monitoring tools
- top utility (task manager)
- htop, ps, kill, systemctl utilities
- Section recap quiz
- Section summary
Software management
- apt/apt-get utility
- dpkg, snap utilities
- Adding a repository
- Section recap quiz
- Section summary
Task scheduler
- cron service, crontab utility
- Setting up logs, tasks for other users
- Section recap quiz
- Section summary
Working with a firewall (iptables utility)
- View, add, delete rules
- Default Policies, Save Rules
- Section recap quiz
- Section summary
Bash scripting
- History of creation, running scripts, shell
- Section summary
Docker
- Introduction, installation
- Lesson outline
- Command list, first container
- Lesson outline
- Container with documentation
- Lesson outline
- Nginx web server in Docker
- Lesson outline
- Dockerfile. Outline
- Dockerfile. Running a Web Server
- Lesson outline
- Docker Compose
- Lesson outline
- Removing resources
Bonus section
- Bonus lecture
Requirements
- Just the basic knowledge of using computer mouse and keyboard.
Description
Today we are used to managing our PCs by mouse clicking and nice GUI (graphical user interface). But it’s not the Linux way! Here, the default way to maintain everything is by writing text commands in the Terminal. And after this course, you’ll be proving to others that it is really a handy way.
This course gathered together the most widely used commands to quickly start using Linux. So, forget about long-long boring education. If you value your own time, then here you will find densely concentrated knowledge you really need to get handy with this operating system.
The course is based on Linux Ubuntu, but any other popular distribution that you have will work the same good.
Here you will find secret tips and tricks to do regular tasks way faster. You will get to know all the needed commands to work with files and folders. You will master working with file viewers and the most popular text editors. And learn to use search really efficiently. If you forgot some command, you need or don’t know which one to use for some specific task, in this course we discuss the ways to find required tools and their manual (the brief and full ones).
Check out the course content so that you see it covers alot of Linux tools.
Target audience: every person interested in starting using Linux. Not for experienced Linux admins =)
So, go for it!
Who this course is for:
- College or university students
- Graduates or workers
- Software developers and other IT guys
- Anyone interested in Linux
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