Linux Essentials – ArloDemo

Description

This course will be run LIVE online only.

Linux Essentials is for people using the Linux Operating system for the first time. It lays the necessary foundations, enabling candidates to acquire a good working knowledge of the command line including shell scripting. The course also introduces Linux scripting, using help commands and working with Linux files and file directories. Ideal for a business analyst, test analyst or software engineer working in a Linux environment.

Description

This course will be run LIVE online only.

Linux Essentials is for people using the Linux Operating system for the first time. It lays the necessary foundations, enabling candidates to acquire a good working knowledge of the command line including shell scripting. The course also introduces Linux scripting, using help commands and working with Linux files and file directories. Ideal for a business analyst, test analyst or software engineer working in a Linux environment.

Description

This course will be run LIVE online only.

Linux Essentials is for people using the Linux Operating system for the first time. It lays the necessary foundations, enabling candidates to acquire a good working knowledge of the command line including shell scripting. The course also introduces Linux scripting, using help commands and working with Linux files and file directories. Ideal for a business analyst, test analyst or software engineer working in a Linux environment.

Description

This course will be run LIVE online only.

Linux Essentials is for people using the Linux Operating system for the first time. It lays the necessary foundations, enabling candidates to acquire a good working knowledge of the command line including shell scripting. The course also introduces Linux scripting, using help commands and working with Linux files and file directories. Ideal for a business analyst, test analyst or software engineer working in a Linux environment.

Description

This course will be run LIVE online only.

Linux Essentials is for people using the Linux Operating system for the first time. It lays the necessary foundations, enabling candidates to acquire a good working knowledge of the command line including shell scripting. The course also introduces Linux scripting, using help commands and working with Linux files and file directories. Ideal for a business analyst, test analyst or software engineer working in a Linux environment.

Course Objectives

By the end of the course attendees, through instructor-led online presentations and exercises, will be able to

Understand Linux as an operating system
Acquire basic knowledge of working with Linux
Learn basic Linux command line skills
Learn how to use help commands and navigate help systems when using Linux
Basics of how to work with Linux files and directories
Searching and extracting data from Linux files
Basic understanding of the concept of scripting
Identifying various types of users on a Linux system
Creating users and groups on a Linux system
Managing Linux file permissions and ownership
Understanding special Linux directories and files

Course Objectives

By the end of the course attendees, through instructor-led online presentations and exercises, will be able to

Understand Linux as an operating system
Acquire basic knowledge of working with Linux
Learn basic Linux command line skills
Learn how to use help commands and navigate help systems when using Linux
Basics of how to work with Linux files and directories
Searching and extracting data from Linux files
Basic understanding of the concept of scripting
Identifying various types of users on a Linux system
Creating users and groups on a Linux system
Managing Linux file permissions and ownership
Understanding special Linux directories and files

Course Objectives

By the end of the course attendees, through instructor-led online presentations and exercises, will be able to

Understand Linux as an operating system
Acquire basic knowledge of working with Linux
Learn basic Linux command line skills
Learn how to use help commands and navigate help systems when using Linux
Basics of how to work with Linux files and directories
Searching and extracting data from Linux files
Basic understanding of the concept of scripting
Identifying various types of users on a Linux system
Creating users and groups on a Linux system
Managing Linux file permissions and ownership
Understanding special Linux directories and files

Course Objectives

By the end of the course attendees, through instructor-led online presentations and exercises, will be able to

Understand Linux as an operating system
Acquire basic knowledge of working with Linux
Learn basic Linux command line skills
Learn how to use help commands and navigate help systems when using Linux
Basics of how to work with Linux files and directories
Searching and extracting data from Linux files
Basic understanding of the concept of scripting
Identifying various types of users on a Linux system
Creating users and groups on a Linux system
Managing Linux file permissions and ownership
Understanding special Linux directories and files

Course Objectives

By the end of the course attendees, through instructor-led online presentations and exercises, will be able to

Understand Linux as an operating system
Acquire basic knowledge of working with Linux
Learn basic Linux command line skills
Learn how to use help commands and navigate help systems when using Linux
Basics of how to work with Linux files and directories
Searching and extracting data from Linux files
Basic understanding of the concept of scripting
Identifying various types of users on a Linux system
Creating users and groups on a Linux system
Managing Linux file permissions and ownership
Understanding special Linux directories and files

Course Outline

Introduction to Linux

History of Unix
Representative Unix systems
O/S Architecture

The command line

Work on the command line
Terms and utilities
The shell
Command options and arguments

Processing text streams

Browsing text files
Searching for patterns using grep
Displaying the start/end of the file
Counting and sorting

Basic file management

Key knowledge areas
Changing, creating and deleting directories
Copying, renaming and deleting files
Symbolic links
archiving

Filter

Standard input and output
Redirecting standard input
Redirecting standard output and errors
Pipelines

File permissions

The Linux security model
Users and Groups
Changing file permissions
Changing ownership

Finding files

File types
Filesystem Hierarchy Standard
Root, bin and boot directories
Dev and etc configuration files

Shell scripting

Create shell scripts
Use variables and environment variables
Pass parameters to shell scripts
Use branches and loops within scripts
Define aliases
Use shell startup files

System monitoring and logging

Monitor system load
Monitor disk usage
Monitor log files

Process management

Processes and process concepts
Examining processes
Adjusting process priority and job control
Signals, orphans and zombies

Package management

What are packages and repositories?
Debian package management
Software distribution

Mounting/unmounting

Mount options and the fstab file
Mounting removable media

Course Outline

Introduction to Linux

History of Unix
Representative Unix systems
O/S Architecture

The command line

Work on the command line
Terms and utilities
The shell
Command options and arguments

Processing text streams

Browsing text files
Searching for patterns using grep
Displaying the start/end of the file
Counting and sorting

Basic file management

Key knowledge areas
Changing, creating and deleting directories
Copying, renaming and deleting files
Symbolic links
archiving

Filter

Standard input and output
Redirecting standard input
Redirecting standard output and errors
Pipelines

File permissions

The Linux security model
Users and Groups
Changing file permissions
Changing ownership

Finding files

File types
Filesystem Hierarchy Standard
Root, bin and boot directories
Dev and etc configuration files

Shell scripting

Create shell scripts
Use variables and environment variables
Pass parameters to shell scripts
Use branches and loops within scripts
Define aliases
Use shell startup files

System monitoring and logging

Monitor system load
Monitor disk usage
Monitor log files

Process management

Processes and process concepts
Examining processes
Adjusting process priority and job control
Signals, orphans and zombies

Package management

What are packages and repositories?
Debian package management
Software distribution

Mounting/unmounting

Mount options and the fstab file
Mounting removable media

Course Outline

Introduction to Linux

History of Unix
Representative Unix systems
O/S Architecture

The command line

Work on the command line
Terms and utilities
The shell
Command options and arguments

Processing text streams

Browsing text files
Searching for patterns using grep
Displaying the start/end of the file
Counting and sorting

Basic file management

Key knowledge areas
Changing, creating and deleting directories
Copying, renaming and deleting files
Symbolic links
archiving

Filter

Standard input and output
Redirecting standard input
Redirecting standard output and errors
Pipelines

File permissions

The Linux security model
Users and Groups
Changing file permissions
Changing ownership

Finding files

File types
Filesystem Hierarchy Standard
Root, bin and boot directories
Dev and etc configuration files

Shell scripting

Create shell scripts
Use variables and environment variables
Pass parameters to shell scripts
Use branches and loops within scripts
Define aliases
Use shell startup files

System monitoring and logging

Monitor system load
Monitor disk usage
Monitor log files

Process management

Processes and process concepts
Examining processes
Adjusting process priority and job control
Signals, orphans and zombies

Package management

What are packages and repositories?
Debian package management
Software distribution

Mounting/unmounting

Mount options and the fstab file
Mounting removable media

Course Outline

Introduction to Linux

History of Unix
Representative Unix systems
O/S Architecture

The command line

Work on the command line
Terms and utilities
The shell
Command options and arguments

Processing text streams

Browsing text files
Searching for patterns using grep
Displaying the start/end of the file
Counting and sorting

Basic file management

Key knowledge areas
Changing, creating and deleting directories
Copying, renaming and deleting files
Symbolic links
archiving

Filter

Standard input and output
Redirecting standard input
Redirecting standard output and errors
Pipelines

File permissions

The Linux security model
Users and Groups
Changing file permissions
Changing ownership

Finding files

File types
Filesystem Hierarchy Standard
Root, bin and boot directories
Dev and etc configuration files

Shell scripting

Create shell scripts
Use variables and environment variables
Pass parameters to shell scripts
Use branches and loops within scripts
Define aliases
Use shell startup files

System monitoring and logging

Monitor system load
Monitor disk usage
Monitor log files

Process management

Processes and process concepts
Examining processes
Adjusting process priority and job control
Signals, orphans and zombies

Package management

What are packages and repositories?
Debian package management
Software distribution

Mounting/unmounting

Mount options and the fstab file
Mounting removable media

Course Outline

Introduction to Linux

History of Unix
Representative Unix systems
O/S Architecture

The command line

Work on the command line
Terms and utilities
The shell
Command options and arguments

Processing text streams

Browsing text files
Searching for patterns using grep
Displaying the start/end of the file
Counting and sorting

Basic file management

Key knowledge areas
Changing, creating and deleting directories
Copying, renaming and deleting files
Symbolic links
archiving

Filter

Standard input and output
Redirecting standard input
Redirecting standard output and errors
Pipelines

File permissions

The Linux security model
Users and Groups
Changing file permissions
Changing ownership

Finding files

File types
Filesystem Hierarchy Standard
Root, bin and boot directories
Dev and etc configuration files

Shell scripting

Create shell scripts
Use variables and environment variables
Pass parameters to shell scripts
Use branches and loops within scripts
Define aliases
Use shell startup files

System monitoring and logging

Monitor system load
Monitor disk usage
Monitor log files

Process management

Processes and process concepts
Examining processes
Adjusting process priority and job control
Signals, orphans and zombies

Package management

What are packages and repositories?
Debian package management
Software distribution

Mounting/unmounting

Mount options and the fstab file
Mounting removable media

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Prerequisites

Basic understanding of IT and programming concepts.
Good internet connection.
Ability to download and install a 4GB Virtual Machine.

Prerequisites

Basic understanding of IT and programming concepts.
Good internet connection.
Ability to download and install a 4GB Virtual Machine.

Prerequisites

Basic understanding of IT and programming concepts.
Good internet connection.
Ability to download and install a 4GB Virtual Machine.

Prerequisites

Basic understanding of IT and programming concepts.
Good internet connection.
Ability to download and install a 4GB Virtual Machine.