Linux Tutorial for Beginners from Scratch

This Linux Tutorial for Beginners from Scratchcourse includes a whole host of practical tips and advice,helping you to develop yourLinux Tutorial for Beginners from Scratchskillsto become the Linux Administrationyou can be.

Packed with videos, PDFs and exercises, it'll equip you with what it takes to be a successfulLinux Administration in today’s business landscape, covering a broad range of topics, from Basic Linux to Linux Distributions.

• Linux Tutorial for Beginners from Scratch 6:58:11

  • 1: 1a Course Introduction 07:49
  • 2: 1b Linux History Basic 05:31
  • 3: 2a Linux Distribution 09:06
  • 4: 2b Ubuntu Distributions 05:45
  • 5: 2c CentOS Distributions 04:34
  • 6: 3a Linux Oracle VM Download Source 03:27
  • 7: 3b Oracle VM Installation On Windows 06:07
  • 8: 3c Linux Instance Creation on Oracle VM 09:26
  • 9: 4a Linux booting from iso dvd pendrive 04:09
  • 10: 4b Linux Installation from Scratch 34:14
  • 11: 4c CentOS8 Installation from Scratch 16:11
  • 12: 4d Ubuntu Installation from Scratch 13:15
  • 13: 5a Scalability of Memory and storage Created Instance 05:19
  • 14: 5b VM Network Configurations 03:19
  • 15: 6a root access directly 05:31
  • 16: 6b user access directly 05:43
  • 17: 7a Connect Remotly using Putty SSH 13:53
  • 18: 8a Filesystem Hirarchy Standard FHS 08:26
  • 19: 8b differences root and root home directories 04:23
  • 20: 8c User default directory structure 04:05
  • 21: 9a basic commands ls and cat 09:21
  • 22: 9b basic commands mkdir rmdir touch cp 14:57
  • 23: 9c mv reboot and shutdown 06:22
  • 24: 9d who last and uname 08:35
  • 25: 9e history reset and clear 06:39
  • 26: 10 Linux man pages 07:39
  • 27: 11a create and remove directory 04:35
  • 28: 11b Linux directory shortcuts soft and hard links 04:44
  • 29: 12 Linux ls list files and directories 08:11
  • 30: 13a Linux Permissions Ownership of Linux files 07:33
  • 31: 13b Linux Permissions of Linux files 06:52
  • 32: 13c Linux Permissions chmod Linux files 07:31
  • 33: 14 nano editor 05:30
  • 34: 15 Linux Vi - Vim editor 09:09
  • 35: 16 Linux GUI text editor 04:32
  • 36: 17a top command 08:23
  • 37: 18a find file directory using name 05:59
  • 38: 18b find file directory permission wise 04:25
  • 39: 18c find file directory owners and groups 04:38
  • 40: 19 Linux input output redirection 07:43
  • 41: 20a search files using pipe 05:01
  • 42: 21a Linux FileZilla FTP Solution 09:27
  • 43: 21b Linux WinSCP SFTP SCP Network File Transfer 07:25
  • 44: 22a Linux what is shell 03:04
  • 45: 22b Linux what is shell-script 06:38
  • 46: 22c Linux write and execute shell script 24:49
  • 47: 23a Linux what is Cron 04:34
  • 48: 23b Linux Write a Cron Job Real-time Example 06:23
  • 49: 24a Linux Installation add-on Software package 06:28
  • 50: 24b Removing Software package 05:23
  • 51: 25a Linux top 5 things to know on Server Down 25:28

With expert guidance and a combination of videos, PDFs, and worksheets, this course will enable you to develop your Storage Management Like a Pro, become a Linux System Developer and unlock your full potential.

This Linux Tutorial for Beginners from Scratch course covers:

1. Linux Distributions : what you need to know
2. File system: tailoring your approach to maximise impact
3. Mastering User account management
4. Structured Query Language (SQL)
5. Hardware setup and troubleshooting

You’ll also be able to access a number of exclusive bonus resources to help you along your Linux Tutorial for Beginners from Scratch journey, including:

• File Maintenance Commands
• OS Maintenance Commands
• Shell scripting

Course curriculum:

Linux Introduction

1. Linux Introduction
2. Linux History Basic

Linux Distributions

1. Linux Distributions
2. Ubuntu Distributions

CentOS Distributions

1. Installing Virtual Box on Windows
2. Downloading from Source site
3. Installation Virtual Box(VM)
4. Creating VM Instance for Linux System
5. Installing Red Hat Linux Using .ISO image on Virtual Box
6. Booting from ISO Image / DVD / Pen drive.
7. Linux Installation from Scratch steps
8. CentOS Installation from Scratch
9. Ubuntu Installation from Scratch

Virtual Box Configuration tips

1. Know Scalability of Memory, Storage and more
2. Network Configurations

Access Directly

1. Root user direct login
2. User direct login (su - command)

Connect Remotely

1. Using Putty to SSH Login

The Linux Directory Structure

1. F.H.S (File System Hierarchy Standard)
2. Difference between “/” and “/root”
3. User Default Directory structure

Basic Linux commands

1. $ls and $cat
2. $mkdir, $rmdir, $touch and $cp
3. $mv, $init 6($reboot) and $init 0 (shutdown)
4. $who , $last and $uname
5. $history, $reset and $clear

Know How-to in Linux commands

1. Learn man pages (command manuals)

Work with Directories

1. How to Create and Remove Directory
2. Use Directory Shortcut options(soft/hard links)

List Files and Directories and know “LS” output

1. List files and directories and know “LS” output

Permissions

1. Ownership of Linux files
2. Permissions
3. Modifying file/directory permissions
4. View text and configuration files using the Nano editor
5. Editing text files and configuration files using Vi Editor
6. Graphical editors available on Linux GUI

Commands for Processes and Control jobs

1. $top command

Find Files and Directories with options

1. Find file/directory using name
2. Find files using their permissions
3. Find files user specific
4. Input, Output redirection in Linux

Search Files Using with Pipes

1. Search files using pipes

Transferring and Copying Files over the Network

1. Using FileZilla FTP Solution
2. Copy files Local and Remote server using WinSCP (using SFTP/SCP)

Shell in Linux

1. What is Shell?
2. What is Shell Script?
3. How to write and execute a Shell Script

Cron Job for Automations

1. What is Cron?
2. Write a Cron Job Real-time Example.

Installation Software

1. Installation add-on Software package
2. Removing Software package

Troubleshooting Tips

1. First #5 things you should know when Linux Server/System is Down – source youtube video

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