Название: Linux Command Line: A Practical Guide Beyond the Basics
Автор: Travis Booth
Издательство: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Год: 2019
Страниц: 126
Язык: английский
Формат: epub, rtf, pdf (conv)
Размер: 10.1 MB

Master The Command Line! Ditch The Mouse Forever!

The Linux command line is a powerful tool to use. While the Linux GUI is slick and smooth, you know that the real magic lies under the hood. However, if you're just getting started, the command line can be an intimidating thing to understand.

So where do you begin?

Linux Command Line by Travis Booth, the author of Machine Learning With Python and Linux For Beginners is going to walk you through more advanced concepts of the command line and other aspects that go on beneath the surface. You will learn all about the exciting world of the Linux system and how you can use it to ditch that pesky mouse forever!

Linux Operating system, with its many distributions, is the foremost and flexible operating system worldwide. Linux operating system is utilized in several spaces in the field of Computer Science, stretching from home appliances to industrial machines running countless platforms driving industry. This operating system has found uses in Artificial Intelligence, Parallel computing, also known as High-Performance Computing, Cloud Computing, all the powerful Data Centre infrastructures that are powering the global internet infrastructure services like DNS, Content Delivery Networks and Digital Security.

The Linux Operating System is issued with native and contemporary graphical user interfaces that are tailored to the distribution of Linux in use ranging from GNOME to KDE to Cinnamon. On any Linux computer, the command line or command-line interface abbreviated CLI is the most authoritative and elastic way of cooperating with the Linux kernel and helper services. A Linux command-line interface or CLI is used to execute specific commands. In Linux Operating systems, a command is a set of instructions sent to the Linux kernel to tell the Computing device what to do. The Linux command line can also execute and interpret commands from a written text file called a bash, python, and other scripts, which enables easy automation of tasks.

Many System administration tasks are routine and repetitive that need to be automated, for example, automatically like sending alerts, e-mails, and performing routine maintenance. This book contains beginner information about the Linux command line, shell, and bash scripting. The book introduces the novice Linux user to basic Linux scripting skills to automate and perform several sysadmin tasks. These range from parsing text and interpreting it to the automation of network services operations. Linux is a fantastic tool for automation and it’s all done via the Linux command-line tool.

In addition, you will also learn all аbout:

A walkthrough of the basics
Permissions management
A deeper look at VI
LVM architecture and management
Processes and Daemons

and so much more!

Join the millions who have discovered the power of the shell by taking the correct first steps!