This course aims to teach beginners how to effectively use the Linux operating system. By the end of the course, students will be able to master the command line, use text editors like Vi/Vim and Nano, manage users, groups, and permissions, automate tasks with Cron Jobs, work with compression and backups using gzip, bzip, and tar, understand networking concepts, manage processes, install and manage packages, configure services like Apache and NGINX, and utilize SSH for remote access. The teaching method includes hands-on practice with various commands and tools. This course is intended for individuals who are new to Linux and want to build a strong foundation in using the operating system efficiently.
Overview
Syllabus
Linux for Beginners: Mastering the Command Line.
Linux for beginners: What is SUDO ?????.
Linux for beginners: Mastering Vi/Vim.
Linux for Beginners: Nano Text Editor.
linux for beginners: Users, Groups, Permissions.
Linux for Beginners: compression and backups with gzip bzip and tar.
Linux for Beginners: Automating tasks with Cron Jobs.
Linux for Beginners: Pipes & Redirects.
Linux for Beginners: Managing Processes.
Linux for Beginners: Using Top to manage/monitor processes.
Linux for Beginners: Packages and package management.
Linux for Beginners: networking, IP addrsses, routes, arp.
Linux for beginners: What do Common Linux Directories Do?.
Linux for Beginners: systemd start/stop services & journalctl.
Linux for Beginners: Environment and Shell Variables.
Linux for Beginners: Understanding the PATH variable.
Linux for Beginners: mounting filesystems, fstab, dual boot OS & kernel.
SSH Crash Course for Beginners.
How to Copy Files Using SCP.
Linux for Beginners: Setup and Configure Apache + SSL Certs.
Linux for Beginners: Setup and Configure NGINX.
Taught by
Sanjeev Thiyagarajan
