How to be expert in Linux server?

[edisonthomas]

First Chapter-basic command of linux through SSH

/direction operation：
rm -rf mydir /*delete mydir*/
mkdir dirname /*creat dirname*/
cd mydir /*enter into mydir*/
cd - /*return last dir*/
cd .. /*back parent dir,one space*/
cd ~ /*back root */
mv tools tool /*rename tools into tool */
ln -s tool bac /*creat bac link for tool*/
cp -a tool /home/vpser/www /*copy the files under tool to www dir */

File command：
rm go.tar /* delet go.tar file */
find mt.cgi /* find file named mt.cgi */
df –h /* figure out space left in disk */

Compress and un：
tar xvf wordpress.tar /* uncompress tar file */
tar -tvf myfile.tar /* check out what is in myfile.tar */

tar cf toole.tar tool /* compress tool into toole.tar*/
tar cfz vpser.tar.gz tool /* cmpress tool dir into vpser.tar.gz*/

Download：
wget download website
wget -c download website
/* continue to download file unfinished*/

 

[aravinth]

Are you asking or giving material to learn linux

 

[Yud!]

This is some epic content right here. He asked a question in the title of the thread, then he wrote a few commands :facepalm:

 

[aravinth]

This is some epic content right here. He asked a question in the title of the thread, then he wrote a few commands :facepalm:

i know that. he written First Chapter with basic command of linux and other that he didn't say thing.
it is incomplete one

 

[Euboxes]

Hello,

1) Linux is a computer operating system that was released in 1991 by Linus Torvalds.
2) It is assembled under the model of free and open-source software development and distribution.
3) Linux consist of vast portion and syllabus which cannot be covered in this post.
4) Best option to be master in Linux is hiring a certified tutor for the same and continuous practice.
5) Linux has a few basic commands that are used to execute basic tasks, which is as follow:

“Is” produces a short listing of the files in the current working directory, while “Is –al” produces a detailed list. “Cp” instructs the computer to copy files; additional parameters indicate the destination directory, for example, “cp boy girl” copies boy to girl. “Mv” is used with additional parameters to move files and then deletes the original source file, for example, “cp boy girl” copies boy to girl, then deletes boy. “Cd” instructs the computer to change directory; if used alone, it redirects to the user’s home directory, otherwise, “cd” followed by the name of a directory redirects to the specified directory. “Chmod” is used to change file access permissions; additional parameters specify access restrictions. “Rm” is used with additional parameters to remove the specified files from the system.

“Mkdir” creates a new directory, while “rmdir” deletes a specified directory, provided it is already empty. “Pwd” instructs the computer to show the name or full path of the current working directory. “Logout” logs the current user off the system, while “shutdown” shuts the system down.

For more details you can visit Linux website and be master on it.

Thanks
Euboxes
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[Waqass]

@Euboxes can you please guide to some tutorial for learning linux server management. Are there any professional courses for it which can help you get job in data centers?

 

[Euboxes]

Hello

For more details related to Linux Server Management you can go with RHCSA and RHCE which are the certified courses by Linux.
You can find out the institution near by your area, but you need to have the practice for the same. So make sure that you have Linux installed in your PC.
Also you can refer online PDF for tutorials and many more.


Thanks
Euboxes.com
Skype: live.euboxes.

 

[Ricol]

This is some epic content right here. He asked a question in the title of the thread, then he wrote a few commands :facepalm:

:P)

 

[ClamshellData]

@Euboxes can you please guide to some tutorial for learning linux server management. Are there any professional courses for it which can help you get job in data centers?

If you want to learn linux, the best way is just to play around with it.

Get an old pc and install either ubuntu server or CentOS on it, simply installing linux on a pc for the first time will be a good learning experience. I'd probably start with Ubuntu server as it has a large community. and very active forums.

Once you get a linux distro installed, understand how the filesystems work. try to mount a usb disc, and you can even try to set a static ip.

Also, read man pages (man ls) any time you learn about a new command. look for if it has man pages.

 

[24x7serverman]

There are some good tutorials available on TechMint.

Best of Luck.

 

[Quarind]

Use a GNU/Linux based operating system as your main. A lot of IT, Computer, Physics , etc. students install a Linux distro as a secondary operating system on their computers. If you want to be an expert, Use it as your primary operating system.
Try different distributions. GNU/Linux has thousands of distributions, try major ones. Like Debian and Archlinux
Use Terminal to solve problems. GNU/Linux is a terminal-based operating system. If you want to be an expert, you need to learn how to work on terminal.
Learn a Programming Language. Programming Languages let you make better tweaks to the system and to fix what you need to. Learn main languages of the Unix family like C, C++, Python, and/or Bash.
Try different Desktop Environments(Graphical UIs). GNU/Linux has thousands of X Desktop environments like GNOME, KDE or XFCE.
Use IRC channels to get support. A lot of Linux distributions have their own IRC (Internet Relay Chat) channels. You can ask your questions there.
Learn about patching and versioning systems(subversion, git)
Use forums or communities such as linux.com
Look for a Linux-related job.