Processing Data in Files using Linux Commands such as cat, head, tail, cut, sort, uniq, etc

As part of this video lecture, we will go through the details related to processing the data using important commands such as tail, head, cat, cut, sort, uniq, etc. We will also understand how the output of a given command can be redirected to a file.

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TIME STAMPS

0:00:00 -- Processing Data in Files using Linux Commands
0:00:05 -- Introduction to commands used for processing data in files using Linux
0:02:04 -- Overview of Different File Formats
0:07:47 -- Get file format or type using file command in linux
0:15:22 -- Preview the data in the text file using head command in Linux
0:18:55 -- Preview the data in the text file using tail command
0:20:49 -- Install apache web server on Ubuntu Linux
0:25:45 -- Generate Apache Logs every second using shell script and nohup
0:31:59 -- Monitoring Logs using tail command in Linux
0:36:53 -- Preview the data in the text file using more command
0:40:02 -- Extract data from files in Linux using cut command
0:43:20 -- Sort data in files in Linux using sort command
0:46:49 -- Sort data in files in Linux using sort command based on key and delimiter
0:49:46 -- Extract Information and Redirect to a file in Linux
0:52:34 -- Getting Unique Records from File using sort in Linux
0:55:51 -- Using uniq to get unique values in Linux
1:01:03 -- Linux outro

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