Linux Crash Course for Beginners | Free Linux Lab Access | KodeKloud

In this Linux crash course, Aaron teaches you the fundamental skills and tools you need to become a proficient Linux system administrator. You'll learn how to log into local and remote consoles, read and use system documentation, work with files and directories, create and manage hard and soft links, list, set and change file permissions, search files with grep, analyze text with regular expressions, manage local user accounts, configure user resource limits, manage user privileges, and manage access to the root account.

By the end of this crash course, you'll have the knowledge and skills necessary to confidently manage Linux servers and workstations. So, whether you're looking to start a career in system administration or simply want to expand your technical skills, enroll in this course today and start your Linux journey!

⬇️Below are the topics we are going to discuss in this Linux tutorial for beginners.

00:00:00 - Introduction
00:04:50 - Log into Local & Remote Consoles
00:16:18 - Read and Use System Documentation
00:25:25 - Free Labs - Log in to the Labs
00:26:40 - Working with Files and Directories
00:40:18 - Create and Manage Hard Links
00:48:15 - Create and Manage Soft Links
00:52:41 - Free Labs - Files, Directories, Hard and Soft Links
00:52:50 - List, Set and Change File Permissions
01:19:39 - Search Files with Grep
01:23:14 - Analyze Text with Regular Expressions
01:33:40 - Extended Regular Expressions
01:46:37 - Free Labs - File Content, regular Expressions
01:46:46 - Manage Local User Accounts
02:04:05 - Free Labs- Manage User Accounts and Groups
02:04:14 - Configure User Resource Limits
02:11:38 - Manage User Privileges
02:17:27 - Free Labs - Configure user resource limits and user privileges
02:17:36 - Manage Access to the Root Account
02:20:22 - Conclusion

✅Prepare for the Linux Foundation Certified System Administrator (LFCS) Exam

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[aminebirje]

This course is so underrated, the video montage, the audio quality, the informations and explaining methodes are just incredible, hope you get more noticed !

[dopetag]

I am only starting KodeKloud but already falling in love with the platform.

[PoeLemic]

Thank you for showing us all of this. PLease, do keep making videos like this. Because I want to leave Windows and come to the Linux community.

[jairunet]

Excellent stuff, KodeKloud is rocking! one of the best resources out there, their instructors are not just instructors but real-class engineers themselves.

[emekudoh]

Kodekloud is the best in DevOps. I'm glad I made the right learning choice with you. You guys are awesome. Keep doing this. Bravo❤

[yyev]

Thanks a lot for a awesome course, it is so useful and beautifully done. Learning by doing is the right way

[dopetag]

1:34:42 you forgot a dash before the "r" flag in _egrep_ command
it should be like _egrep -r '0+' /etc/_

[dopetag]

2:01:18
_sudo gpasswd -a john developers_
It should be one dash for the "a" flag

[goessytm]

Awesome course ! Just missing a lab for the List, Set and Change File Permission section.

[sudo-bandit]

Excellent course. Came across this channel a few days ago and appreciate all the information on DevOps/Linux 😊

[Eclips]

I'm crying now this so sweet and sad poor Luz and collecter 🥺😭😭😭

[janmussche]

Is it just here with me or is sound and video not running synchronously. I checked other videos and there I see no problem so I guess it is in this video. Are there others who experience the same issue when watching this video? It's a shame cause I have a feeling this is a great instruction video and I would love to see it but hearing the host and watching him move his mouth a bit later is tiring.

[demmiurge]

Never mentined that i find another Steve Aoki

[roguishowl]

Only started this course today, and already learning so much however there seems to be an issues with the Hard Link question in section 2.

It states that following code:
Ln /tmp/hlink /home/bob/hlink/

Everytime I try and input this in to the terminal I keep getting an error message.