Learn Linux From Scratch For 2023: Linux For Beginners

Learn RHEL Installation, Operations, Basic and Advanced Management Tasks with VIM crash course and much more….

What you'll learn

Learn Installation and Linux Interface

Learn RHEL Operations

Learn Basic and Advanced Management Tasks

Learn Vim completely

Requirements

No experience required

Description

For a tech savage or a beginner, Linux is for everyone. Linux is a family of free and open-source software operating systems built around the Linux kernel. You understand this? Then this course is for you. Our Linux Fundamentals For Beginners: Updated for 2023 is designed in a manner that will quench your thirst for Linux. We are determined to lend our expertise to anyone who wants to learn about Linux and its usage.Our class will guide you to Mastery through the following path: 1. Introduction and installation -  What is Linux? -  Advantages of Linux over other Operating systems. -  Installation of Linux distributions. 2.  Command-line interface -  Usage of Linux shell. -  Different types of shells. 3.  Linux file system -  File system Structure. -  Types of file system. 4. User and group management -  Superuser (root) privileges 5.  Permissions -  File permissions and attributes -  Read, write and execute permissions. -  Special permissions and ACL6. Reset Root Password7. VIM Crash Course- Vim is a Unix text editor that's included in Linux, BSD, and macOS. It's known for being fast and efficient, in part because it's a small application that can run in a terminal (although it also has a graphical interface), but mostly because it can be controlled entirely with the keyboard with no need for menus.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 VirtualBox

Lecture 3 Installation

Lecture 4 Interface

Lecture 5 ssh

Lecture 6 ssh-keygen

Lecture 7 Summary

Section 2: Basic Management Tasks

Lecture 8 Intro

Lecture 9 Vim Theory

Lecture 10 Vim Practical

Lecture 11 Structure

Lecture 12 Commands I

Lecture 13 Commands II

Lecture 14 Commands III

Lecture 15 Commands IV

Lecture 16 Commands V

Lecture 17 Commands VI

Lecture 18 Commands VII

Lecture 19 Commands VIII

Lecture 20 Permissions I

Lecture 21 Permissions II

Lecture 22 Special Permissions I

Lecture 23 Special Permissions II

Lecture 24 StickyBit

Lecture 25 ACL

Lecture 26 getfacl

Lecture 27 More Commands I

Lecture 28 More Commands II

Lecture 29 Summary

Section 3: Operations

Lecture 30 Understanding Operations

Lecture 31 YUM

Lecture 32 links

Lecture 33 TAR

Lecture 34 LOGS

Lecture 35 journalctl

Lecture 36 Disk Partitioning

Lecture 37 LVM

Lecture 38 Practical

Lecture 39 mount/umount

Section 4: Advanced Management Tasks

Lecture 40 CRON

Lecture 41 kernel

Lecture 42 httpd

Lecture 43 firewall

Lecture 44 Password Reset/Break

Section 5: VIM

Lecture 45 Vim I

Lecture 46 Vim II

Lecture 47 Vim III

Lecture 48 Vim IV

Lecture 49 Vim V

Lecture 50 Vim VI

Lecture 51 Vim VII

Lecture 52 Vim VIII

Lecture 53 Vim IX

Lecture 54 Vim X

Section 6: Additional Content

Lecture 55 Apache I

Lecture 56 Apache II

Lecture 57 Quick Revision

Anyone who want to learn Linux