Mastering Linux Command Line Online Course
Mastering Linux Command Line Online Course
This comprehensive Linux course is designed to take you from basic command-line operations to advanced system administration tasks. Whether you are a beginner exploring Linux for the first time or an IT professional looking to strengthen your skills, this course provides step-by-step guidance with real-world applications. Starting with Linux fundamentals, you will learn how to navigate the filesystem, manage files, configure system settings, control processes, and install software. As you progress, you will dive into advanced Linux topics such as networking, security permissions, Bash scripting, and storage management. By the end of this course, you will have mastered Linux command-line tools and gained the confidence to work efficiently in a Linux environment, whether for system administration, development, or cloud computing.
Key Benefits
- Covers everything from beginner to advanced Linux topics
- Step-by-step installation guides for different platforms
- Hands-on practice with real-world examples and exercises
- Learn essential commands for file management, security, and automation
- Master system administration tasks such as process control and networking
Target Audience
- Beginners looking to gain a strong foundation in Linux
- IT professionals wanting to improve their Linux command-line skills
- Developers who work with Linux-based systems
- System administrators managing Linux servers and cloud environments
- Anyone interested in learning Linux for career advancement
Learning Objectives
- Understand the basics of Linux operating systems and distributions
- Learn how to navigate and manage the Linux file system
- Master essential Linux commands for file manipulation and process control
- Set up user permissions and security settings for multi-user environments
- Install and manage software packages for Debian and Red Hat systems
- Use shell scripting to automate tasks and improve workflow efficiency
- Work with networking commands and remote access tools like SSH and FTP
- Manage system processes, storage, and disk partitions
Course Outline
The Mastering Linux Command Line Exam covers the following topics -
Module 1 - Introduction to Linux and Its History
- Exploring the history and evolution of Linux
- Understanding different Linux distributions and their use cases
- Setting up Linux on Windows, macOS, and other platforms
Module 2 - Navigating the Linux File System
- Understanding Linux directory structures and file hierarchies
- Using basic commands to navigate and manage directories
- Working with files using commands like ls, mkdir, cp, mv, and rm
- Learning advanced file management techniques, including symbolic links
Module 3 - Essential Linux Commands
- Executing commands and understanding their structure
- Finding command details using type, which, help, and man
- Using pipes and filters to process command outputs efficiently
Module 4 - Managing Input, Output, and Redirection
- Understanding standard input, output, and error streams
- Redirecting data using >, >>, and | for better workflow management
- Using grep, sort, and wc for text processing
Module 5 - Shell Expansions and Automation
- Expanding variables, using wildcards, and customizing the shell environment
- Utilizing aliases and shortcuts for faster command execution
Module 6 - File Permissions and Security
- Understanding file ownership and user groups
- Modifying file permissions using chmod and chown
- Implementing security measures to restrict access to files and directories
Module 7 - Process Management and Monitoring
- Understanding how Linux handles processes and system performance
- Using commands like ps, top, and htop to monitor running processes
- Controlling processes using signals and scheduling tasks with cron
Module 8 - Package Management in Linux
- Installing and updating software on Debian-based systems (APT)
- Managing software on Red Hat-based systems (YUM, DNF)
- Compiling and installing software from source code
Module 9 - Networking and Remote Access
- Understanding basic networking concepts in Linux
- Using networking commands like ping, netstat, and traceroute
- Connecting to remote servers using SSH and FTP
Module 10 - Storage and File System Management
- Understanding how Linux handles storage and partitions
- Mounting and unmounting storage devices
- Formatting and managing file systems
Module 11 - Text Editing with Vi, Vim, and Nano
- Mastering different editing modes in vi and vim
- Using nano for quick and simple text modifications
Module 12 - Bash Scripting and Automation
- Writing simple and advanced Bash scripts
- Using variables, loops, and conditional statements in scripts
- Automating repetitive tasks and scheduling jobs
