Linux for Cloud & DevOps Engineer 2024 [NEW COMMANDS]

#devops #linux #linuxcommand
Master Linux as a DevOps Engineer with these Essential 60 Commands

Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
1:09 AWS Ec2 Setup
-Basic_Commands:
6:17 whoami
6:30 pwd
6:43 mkdir
6:52 ls
6:58 cd
7:21 cd ..
7:30 clear
7:45 touch
8:05 rm
8:13 cat
9:19 rm -r
10:00 vi editor
12:45 sed
15:15 more, less, head, tail
17:42 sort
18:31 man
18:46 history
20:31 tar
20:59 grep
22:16 grep with pipe
23:00 mount
24:04 fdisk
25:18 umount (To un-mount directories)

-System_Admin_Commands:
26:37 apt/yum package manager commands
29:23 id
29:54 /etc/passwd
31:18 /etc/group
31:34 /etc/shadow
32:01 adduser
32:35 su
34:13 usermod
35:34 deluser
36:40 ls -l (to list permissions of files/directories)
39:05 chown
40:46 How to change permissions

-Process_management_Commands:
42:39 ps aux
43:59 kill
44:41 top
44:58 htop

-Services_management_Commands:
45:32 systemctl
46:54 df
47:14 free
47:36 uname -a

-Networking_Commands:
48:12 ifconfig
48:22 ip a
48:50 ping
49:14 traceroute
50:07 tracepath
50:53 netstat -rn (to fetch the gateway IP)
51:24 iptables/firewalld
52:07 ssh
52:49 telnet
53:17 curl
55:50 wget
56:26 journalctl -u
57:21 dmesg

______________________________________________________________________________________

Linux For Cloud And DevOps Engineer
linux for devops engineers
linux commands you need to know
linux for devops 2024

Follow Me:

________________________________________________________________________________________

🚀 Master Linux with these essential commands for Cloud and DevOps Engineers! Whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting your journey in the world of Linux, understanding these 60 fundamental commands is crucial for your success in today's tech landscape.

In this comprehensive video tutorial, we delve into the core commands every developer must know to streamline their workflow, troubleshoot efficiently, and optimize productivity in cloud and DevOps environments.

🔍 Dive deep into the command-line interface (CLI) with expert guidance on navigating directories, managing files, permissions, networking, system monitoring, and much more. Whether you're deploying applications, configuring servers, or automating tasks, these commands will empower you to work smarter and faster.

💡 Ready to elevate your Linux skills and stand out in the competitive world of cloud computing and DevOps? Hit play now and level up your command-line proficiency!

📋 Topics Covered:

Directory Navigation and Management
File Operations and Manipulation
User and Permission Management
Network Configuration and Troubleshooting
System Monitoring and Performance Optimization
Essential Utilities and Tools for DevOps

👩‍💻 Perfect for:

Cloud Engineers
DevOps Professionals
System Administrators
Software Developers
IT Enthusiasts
Cyber Security
Hacker
Penetration Tester
Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more valuable insights into Linux, cloud computing, and DevOps! Let's revolutionize the way we work with the power of command-line mastery. #Linux #CloudComputing #DevOps #commandline #techtutorial #linuxforbeginners

60 Linux Commands you need to know - NetworkChuck
🎥 Watch Next:

[architkumar]

-Basic_Commands:
6:17 whoami
6:30 pwd
6:43 mkdir
6:52 ls
6:58 cd
7:21 cd ..
7:30 clear
7:45 touch
8:05 rm
8:13 cat
9:19 rm -r
10:00 vi editor
12:45 sed
15:15 more, less, head, tail
17:42 sort
18:31 man
18:46 history
20:31 tar
20:59 grep
22:16 grep with pipe
23:00 mount
24:04 fdisk
25:18 umount (To un-mount directories)

-System_Admin_Commands:
26:37 apt/yum package manager commands
29:23 id
29:54 /etc/passwd
31:18 /etc/group
31:34 /etc/shadow
32:01 adduser
32:35 su
34:13 usermod
35:34 deluser
36:40 ls -l (to list permissions of files/directories)
39:05 chown
40:46 How to change permissions


42:39 ps aux
43:59 kill
44:41 top
44:58 htop


45:32 systemctl
46:54 df
47:14 free
47:36 uname -a

-Networking_Commands:
48:12 ifconfig
48:22 ip a
48:50 ping
49:14 traceroute
50:07 tracepath
50:53 netstat -rn (to fetch the gateway IP)
51:24 iptables/firewalld
52:07 ssh
52:49 telnet
53:17 curl
55:50 wget
56:26 journalctl -u
57:21 dmesg

[akhilbhavsar]

This is exactly what I wanted. Everyone tells only basic command or very deep but this to the point what exactly needed. Thanks! Keep up with the good work and your amazing content.✌️

[mohamedsulaiman]

O man your channel is a hidden gem absolutely. I hope let's the world knows your potential and your way of teaching.
Big love from chennai. Keep rock buddy.

[abhinayaman]

Recently saw your content, mind-blowing less time mein great content

[mrudulmohan]

Great tutorial, expecting a complete devops series 😇

[JEEJY]

Thanks for amazing video. It is very helpfull

[vijaysiwan]

thanks, learn a lot from this video inderjeet bro

[comparisondata]

This is the complete tutorial I needed ❤ thanks brother, I am learning DevOps and Security, I hope you will make more video

[itsmeshylu]

I like this video and very usefull bhayya. Tanq so much. .. please make more videos. On. Aws devops and azure devops. 😊

[mitpanchal]

Awesome explanation, very calmly explained🤍

[pratikshinde]

This one video is enough for linux used in devops or not please tell me im starting learning devops for that i need Linux that why im learning i don't know anything about linus this video enough or not please guide me

[saychaan]

I already knew almost all commands still good to revise them sir can i talk with u for a moment .

[architkumar]

Excellent video brother 🔥🔥👍🏻👍🏻,
I have a doubt in one command, --> we can use "shred" command to encrypt the file data. Now, once the file is encrypted, what is the command to decrypt the same file.

[theflux]

how we will delete the instance created in AWS ?

[sameermunji]

Please make Azure, AWS DevOps playlist

[pratikkumar]

nice tutorial can you share your linkedin ?

[mallikarjunkonemane]

🐧🐧🔥🔥✅🚀!! Need vedios on Network trouble shooting and bash scripting Brother'!!

[ScaramoucheFandango]

I'm sure its a great video but can we have timestamps please? I probably know some of the commands and just want to learn new ones :)

[knandi]

Please DO NOT ADD any kind of background music to tutorial videos even in very low volume. It disturbs in concentrating... It's for learning, not for entertaining. No to any kind of decoration which engages the brain to be entertained distracting away from learning. Thank you.