Linux Zero To Hero: 5 Hours Course Best For Beginners

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Linux Zero To Hero: 5 Hours Course Best For Beginners
Published 10/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.89 GB | Duration: 5h 1m

Master Linux in Just 5 Hours!

What you'll learn

Introduction To Linux

Download, Install and Configure Linux on Virtual Machine and Cloud Platform

Linux Access and File System

Fundamental Of Linux

Requirements

No Prior Experience Required: This course is designed for absolute beginners, so no previous knowledge of Linux or command-line interfaces is needed.

Curiosity to Learn: A willingness to explore and learn about Linux and its capabilities.

Description

I am covering following topics in this course. This comprehensive Linux course is designed for both beginners and intermediate users, focusing on essential skills for downloading, installing, and configuring Linux systems.Module 1 Introduction to Linux to understand what are all use cases of Linux in day to day life.Module 2 introduces learners to key concepts such as hypervisors, with hands-on experience in downloading and installing Oracle VirtualBox. Participants will explore differences between CentOS and Red Hat, including upstream and downstream distributions, and will create virtual machines. Practical installation sessions cover CentOS Stream 9, RHEL, and Ubuntu, with additional training on using snapshots and deploying Linux on AWS Cloud.Module 3 delves into accessing Linux systems and understanding the file system. Students will learn crucial commands for accessing Linux machines via SSH and PuTTY, navigate the Linux file structure, and manage files and directories. Topics such as file types, changing passwords, and the distinction between soft and hard links are covered.Module 4 provides foundational Linux command skills, emphasizing command syntax, file permissions, and ownership. Students will practice using input/output redirection, pipes, and various commands for file manipulation, filtering, and comparison. Additional topics include network commands, system updates, and repository management, equipping learners with the skills needed for efficient Linux system management.Module 1 - Introduction to LinuxEveryday Use Of Linux What is an Operating System What is Linux?History of LinuxWindows vs LinuxUnix vs LinuxLinux UserLinux DistributionsModule 2 - Download, Install and Configure LinuxInstallation Lab DesignWhat is a HypervisorDownload and Install Oracle VirtualBoxCentOS VS Red HatUp and Down Stream Distributions Create a Virtual MachineDownload and Install CentOS Stream 9 Download and Install RHEL RedhatDownload and Install Ubuntu Virtual Machine SnapshotInstall Linux on AWS CloudModule 3 - Linux Access and File SystemThings to Remember in LinuxWays to Access Linux MachineDownload and Install PuttyAccess Linux with SSH and PuttyGetting Prompts Back in TerminalFilesystem IntroductionLinux File System Structure and DescriptionNavigate Linux File SystemFile and Directory Properties Linux File TypesDifferent Type of Root?Change Password Linux File System PathsCreate Files and DirectoriesCopy DirectoriesSearch Files and Directoriesfind versus locateWhat are Wildcards?Soft and Hard LinksModule 4 - Fundamental of LinuxCommands SyntaxLinux File Permissions Permission Using Numeric ModeLinux File Ownership Access Control List (ACL)Help Commands of LinuxTAB and Up Arrow KeyWays to add Text to Files input and Output RedirectsStandard Output to a File (tee) Pipe CommandCommands to Display FilesCommands to Modify Files and DirectoriesCommands to Filter / Text Processors cut Commandawk Commandgrep/egrep Commandssort & uniq Commandswc - CommandCommands to Compare FilesCompress and de-compress fileTruncate command Combining and Splitting Files Hostname ChangeNetwork Files and Commands System updates and Repos

Overview

Section 1: Module 1 - Introductions to Linux

Lecture 1 Introduction to Linux

Lecture 2 Everyday Use of Linux

Lecture 3 What is an Operating System

Lecture 4 What is Linux

Lecture 5 History of Linux

Lecture 6 Windows VS Linux

Lecture 7 Unix vs Linux

Lecture 8 Linux User

Lecture 9 Linux Distributions

Section 2: Module 2 - Download, Install and Configure Linux

Lecture 10 Module 2 Download, Install and Configure Linux

Lecture 11 Installation Lab Design

Lecture 12 What is a Hypervisor

Lecture 13 Download and Install Virtual Box

Lecture 14 Cent OS VS Red Hat

Lecture 15 Create a Virtual Machine

Lecture 16 Download and Install CentOS Stream 9

Lecture 17 Download and Install RedHat

Lecture 18 Download and install Ubuntu

Lecture 19 Virtual Machine Snapshot

Lecture 20 Install Linux on Cloud

Section 3: Module 3 - Linux Access and File System

Lecture 21 Module 3 Linux Access and File System

Lecture 22 Things to Remember in Linux

Lecture 23 Ways to Access Linux Machine

Lecture 24 Download and Install Putty

Lecture 25 Access Linux with SSH and Putty

Lecture 26 Getting Prompts Back in Terminal

Lecture 27 Filesystem Introduction

Lecture 28 Linux File System Structure and Description

Lecture 29 Navigate Linux File System

Lecture 30 File and Directory Properties

Lecture 31 Linux File Type

Lecture 32 Different Type of Root

Lecture 33 Change password

Lecture 34 Linux File System Paths

Lecture 35 Create Files and Directories

Lecture 36 Copy Directories

Lecture 37 Search Files and Directories

Lecture 38 Wildcard

Lecture 39 Soft and Hard Links

Section 4: Module 4 - Fundamental of Linux

Lecture 40 Module 4 Fundamental of Linux

Lecture 41 Command Syntax

Lecture 42 Linux File Permissions

Lecture 43 Permission Using Numeric Mode

Lecture 44 Linux File Ownership

Lecture 45 Access Control List (ACL)

Lecture 46 Help Command Of Linux

Lecture 47 TAB and Up Arrow Key

Lecture 48 Ways to add Text to Files

Lecture 49 Input and Output Redirects

Lecture 50 Standard Output to a file (tee))

Lecture 51 Pipe Command

Lecture 52 Commands to Display Files

Lecture 53 Commands to Modify Files and Directories

Lecture 54 Commands to Filter & Text Processors

Lecture 55 CUT Command

Lecture 56 awk Command

Lecture 57 grep & egrep Commands

Lecture 58 Sort & uniq Command

Lecture 59 wc Command

Lecture 60 Commands to Compare Files

Lecture 61 Compress and de-compress file

Lecture 62 Truncate command

Lecture 63 Combining and Splitting Files

Lecture 64 Hostname Change

Lecture 65 Network Files and Commands

Lecture 66 System updates and Repos

System Administrator and DevOps,Students and Recent Graduates,Professionals Transitioning to IT,Tech Enthusiasts,Beginners

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