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Linux - The Penguin Marches On

Computer Science Engineering

Tác giả: Patrick McClanahan
Nhà xuất bản: San Joaquin Delta College
Nguồn: LibreTexts
Giấy phép: CC BY-NC
Ngôn ngữ: EN
Danh mục: Công nghệ thông tin

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01: Introduction to Linux
1.01: Introduction to Linux
1.02: Testing
1.03: Free software vs Open Source
1.04: Different FOSS licensing...
1.05: The GNU Project
1.06: Unix - What's the Connection
1.07: FINALLY - Linux
1.08: Advantages Disadvantages of Linux
1.09: Distro List
1.10: How is Linux Used
2.01: Shells and CLI
2.02: The Good and the Bad
2.03: Shells What and Why
2.04: Doing bash
2.05: Bash Commands...how to
2.06: Let's Look at the Basics
2.07: File Basics more Later
2.08: Whos is superuser
2.09: Leftovers...what else do we need
3.01 HELP Where can I find help in Linux
3.02: Linux man pages
3.03: Man page format
3.04: Additional Linux System Help Choices
3.05: Sources of Online Linux Documentation
3.06: Asynchronous Linux Help Resources
02: User Group Administration
1.01: Users
1.02: Who is the superuser
1.03: su: the command
1.04: Other options for administrative privileges
2.01: Users: Create Modify and Delete
2.02 Users Create Modify Delte
2.03 Users: Create Modify and Delete (cont'd)
2.04: Users: Create Modify and Delete
2.05 Users: Create Modify and Delete
2.06 Users: Create Modify and Delete
3.01 Groups: Create Modify and Delete
3.02 Groups: Create Modify and Delete
4.01 User and Group Queries
5.01 User Account Profile Configuration
5.02: Example: Bash RC file
5.03: System Wide User Profiles
5.03.1: System Wide User Profiles: etc-profile
5.03.2 System Wide User Profiles: The etc-profile.d Directory
5.03.3System Wide User Profiles: The etc-bashrc File
03: Permission and Ownership Management
1.01: Modify Permissions: File and Directory
1.02: Modify Permissions: File and Directory continued
2.03: Modify Ownership of Files and Directories
3.04: Special Permission Types The setuid Bit
3.04.01 Special Permission Types - setgid
3.04.02: Special Permission Types - The sticky Bit
3.05: File Attributes
4.06: Permission Issues and How to Troubleshoot
04: Managing Linux Storage
4.01 Storage Devices
4.02 Linux File Systems
4.03: Inodes
4.04 Journaling File Systems
4.05: Linux Virtual File System
4.06: Partitions and Labels
4.06.01: Partitions and Labels continued
4.07: Disk Setup Process
4.07.1: Disk Setup Process
4.07.2: Disk Setup Process
4.08: The dev Directory
4.09: Logical Volume Management
4.09.01: LVM
4.09.02: LVM Tools
4.10: Mounting Linux File Systems
4.11: File System Management
4.11.01: File System Management ext Filesystem Tools
4.11.02: File System Management xfs Tools
5.12: Linux Directory Structure
5.12.01: Linux Directory Structure - Hierarchy
5.12.02: Linux Directory Structure Home Directory
5.12.03: Linux Directory Structure - Paths
6.13: Storage Issues Find Fix
6.13.01: Storage Issues IO Scheduling
6.13.02: Storage Issues More IO Scheduling
6.13.03: Storage Issues iostat ioping
6.13.04: Storage Issues Quota Management
05: File and Directory Management
1.01: Creating and Editing Text files
1.02: Creating and Editing Text files - Vim Editor
1.02.01: Vim - Insert Mode
1.02.02: Vim - Visual Mode
1.02.03: Vim - Command-Line Mode
1.03: Nano Editor
1.04: Gedit and more
2.05: Searching for Files on Linux
2.05.01: Searching for Files on Linux - find Command
2.05.02: Searching for Files on Linux - which Command
2.05.03: Searching for Files on Linux - whereis Command
3.06: Working with Files and Directories
3.06.01: Working with Files and Directories - head-tail Commands
3.06.02: Working with Files and Directories - less-more Command
3.06.03: Working with Files and Directories - cp-mv Command
3.06.04: Working with Files and Directories - rm-touch Command
3.06.05: Working with Files and Directories - ls-rmidir-mkdir Command
4.07: Handling Text Files
4.07.01: Handling Text Files - tr-wc Command
4.07.02: Handling Text Files - sort-diff Commands
4.07.03: Handling Text Files - cut-paste
4.07.04: Handling Text Files - grep Command
4.07.05: Handling Text Files - awk Command
4.07.06: Handling Text Files - sed Command
4.07.07: Handling Text Files - ln Command
5.08: File Output Manipulation
5.08.01: File Output Manipulation - pipe
5.08.02: File Output Manipulation - xargs
5.08.03: File Output Manipulation - tee dev-null
06: Kernel Module Management
1.01: Examine the Linux Kernel
1.02: Linux Kernel
1.03: Linux Kernel Subsystem
2.04: Kernel Modules
2.05: Kernel Module Management - lsmod Command
2.05.01: Kernel Module Management - insmod Command
2.05.02: Kernel Module Management - modprobe Command
2.06: Kernel Modules - Configuration
2.07: Kernel Modules - Kernel Parameters
3.08: Kernel Module Monitoring
3.09: The dmesg Command
07: Linux Boot Process
1.01: Configuring Boot Components
1.02: Configuring Boot Components continued
1.03: Configuring initrd
1.04: Boot Process
2.05: GRUB2 Install
2.06: GRUB2 - Configuration
08: How to Manage System Components
1.01: Localization Options - Configuration
1.02: Localization - date Command
1.03: Localization - localctl Command
2.04: GUI Configuration
2.05: GUI Desktop Environments
2.06: Remote Desktop Access
2.07: Remote Console
3.08: Managing Linux Services
3.08.01: Managing Linux Services systemctl
3.08.02: Managing Linux Services hostnamectl
3.08.03: Managing Linux Services SysVinit
3.08.04: Managing Linux Services inittab init.d
4.9: Process Troubleshooting
4.09.01: Process Troubleshooting ps command
4.09.02: Process Troubleshooting top command
4.09.03: Process Troubleshooting
4.09.04: Process Troubleshooting Process Priorities
4.09.05: Process Troubleshooting Background Foreground Processes
4.09.06: Process Troubleshooting - nohup and kill Commands
5.10: CPU and Memory Troubleshooting
5.10.01: CPU and Memory Troubleshooting sar memory issues
5.10.02: CPU and Memory Troubleshooting free vmstat Commands
5.10.03: CPU and Memory Troubleshooting
09: Managing Linux Devices
1.01: Supported Linux Devices
1.01.01: Supported Linux Devices continued
1.01.02: Supported Linux Devices continued
2.02: Configuring Linux Devices
2.02.01: Configuring Linux Devices - Printing
3.03: Monitoring Devices in Linux
4.04: Troubleshooting: Hardware Issues
10: Network Management
1.01: TCP IP Fundamentals
1.01.01: TCP IP Fundamentals - Identities
1.01.02: TCP IP Fundamentals - Addressing
1.01.03: TCP IP Fundamentals - Ports and Segments
2.02: Server Roles in Linux
2.02-03: Server Roles in Linux - continued
2.02.01: Server Roles in Linux - Continued
2.02.04: Server Roles in Linux
3.03: Network Connection
4.04: Static Dynamic IP Addresses
4.05: DHCP Configuration
4.06: Name Resolution
5.07: Cloud Configuration
5.08: The Cloud and Virtualization
5.09: Cloud Bootstrapping and Storage
5.10: Configuring Networks and Virtualization Tools
6.11: How to Troubleshoot Networking Problems
6.11.01: Network Troubleshooting - netstat ss
6.11.02: Network Troubleshooting Commands - dig-nslookup
6.11.03: Network Troubleshooting Commands - ip
6.11.04: Network Troubleshooting Commands - wireshark
6.11.05: Network Troubleshooting Commands - iftop
6.11.06: Network Troubleshooting Commands - arp
11: Package Management
1.1: Who are the Package Managers
2.02: rpm - yum How To
3.03: dpkg - apt How To
4.04: Repository Configuration
5.05: Other Software Sources
6.06: Software Builds
7.07: Software Dependency Troubleshooting
12: Linux Systems Security
1.01: Best Cybersecurity Practices
1.01.01: Best Cybersecurity Practices
1.02: chroot Jail
1.03: Encryption in Linux
1.04: Security Best Practices
2.05: Identity and Access Management
2.06: Pluggable Authentication Modules
2.07: TTY Security PKI
2.08: OpenSSL VPN
2.09: Authentication Issues
3.10: SELinux Configuration
3.11: AppArmor
4.12: Firewall Configuration in Linux
4.13: Access Control Lists iptables
4.14: UFW and firewalld
4.15: Netfilter IP Forwarding
5.16: Linux Logging
5.17: journalctl last Commands
6.18: Backup and Restore in Linux
6.19: tar cpio dd
6.20: mirrorvg rsync scp
6.21: File Compression
6.22: Integrity Check Checksums
13: Working with Bash Scripts
1.01: How to Customize the Bash Shell
1.02: env alias PATH time
2.03: Fundamentals of Linux Scripts
2.04: Shell Operators
2.05: Strings Arrays Functions
3.06: Writing Running Linux Scripts
3.07: Shell expansion Variable Substitution Command Substitution
3.09: Positional Parameters exec Command source Command
3.09: Script permissions extensions
4.10: Shell Control Statements
4.11: Script Loops
Module 14: Task Automation
1.01: Job Scheduling
1.02: Cron
2.03: Git: Version Control
3.04: Orchestration
Module 15: Linux Installation
1.01: Linux Installation
1.02: Installation: Methods Preparation
zAncillary Materials
Lab Exercises
Powerpoint Presentations