DevOps Bootcamp - Introduction to Linux & Terminal Commands - Full Course for Beginners

This video is an introduction to Linux & Terminal commands to get you started with various command-line tools with a hands-on approach. Including concepts about bash files, environment variables, and more. Learn how to use the shell to navigate your file systems, perform various operations, work with networks, etc. We also cover some Terminal tips and best practices. An essential skill to have when working as a developer or in the field of DevOps. For Windows users: - Windows Terminal: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/windows-terminal/9n0dx20hk701?activetab=pivot:overviewtab - Install WSL: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/install Take part in the learning in public initiative! Share your learnings on LinkedIn and Twitter with #DevOpsWithKunal & don't forget to tag us! Complete DevOps playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL9gnSGHSqcnoqBXdMwUTRod4Gi3eac2Ak Code & Notes: https://github.com/kunal-kushwaha/DevOps-Bootcamp ➡️ Connect with me: http://kunalkushwaha.com ========================================= Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 1:37 About the lecture 3:57 Terminal Emulator 6:24 What is Shell 8:58 List commands 11:04 ls 12:24 mkdir 12:54 cd 14:45 Environment variables 17:37 Path Environment variable 19:41 Bash files 23:10 zprofile 23:57 Where are Environment Variable stored 27:33 pwd 27:46 ls 29:48 cd 31:41 ls -R 33:00 cat 37:12 man 37:53 tr 40:28 mkdir 42:42 touch 43:33 cp 45:13 mv 47:23 rm 48:24 cp -R 49:12 Renaming a file 49:55 Deleting a directory 50:40 sudo 51:58 df 54:48 head 56:20 tail 56:47 diff 57:41 locate 58:26 find 1:04:56 File permissions 1:05:57 Changing file permissions 1:09:21 chown 1:11:39 Performing an action on multiple files 1:13:32 grep 1:20:24 history 1:21:36 regex 1:22:00 regex commands 1:23:09 alias command 1:25:20 Terminal shortcuts 1:30:23 wget 1:33:29 top 1:35:18 uname 1:35:50 zip 1:36:17 unzip 1:37:08 hostname 1:37:53 useradd 1:38:34 userdel 1:39:04 Operating system commands 1:39:10 uname 1:39:33 Operating system information 1:39:48 lscpu 1:40:17 free 1:40:40 vmstat 1:41:08 id 1:42:00 getent 1:42:45 id User 1:43:00 lsof 1:44:00 Networking commands 1:44:05 nslookup 1:44:51 netstat 1:45:14 sed 1:45:30 cut 1:47:44 htop 1:48:10 ps aux 1:48:31 Working with operators 1:54:10 Outro #linux #terminal #commandline