🐧 Linux Guides - Linux Ubuntu, Redhat guides

Guides for Linux Administration - New Guides added every week

Guides for Linux Administration for topics like User Management, System service management, File operations and more. These linux tutorials are applicable for most popular linux distributions, like Linux Ubuntu/Debian and Linux Redhat/Fedora. All these tutorials contain linux commands with examples that are simple to understand, while still being relevant and useful in the real world. These guides for anyone who wants a thorough understanding of the linux shell, and other linux related concepts like the file system hierarchy, systemd, etc.

All the guides include screenshots of the linux commands being run in a real-world scenario so you can get an intuitive feel for the concept or command. Further, the guides are made with a focus on real world usage, including not just the basics, but also little-known tips and tricks that make every day administration of a linux system more intuitive and easier.

Most linux-related concepts are translated between all the Linux distributions, so if you know something about ubuntu linux, then chances are that knowledge can be used on Redhat Linux too. These guides are designed in such a way that the concepts that you learn can be used on any distribution, whether it's ubuntu, redhat or any other distribution.

Topics Included:

⚫ Working with files, and the File System Hierarchy

⚫ User and group management

⚫ Linux shell features and little-known tricks

⚫ File permissions

⚫ In-depth guides on systemd and service management

⚫ In-depth guides on usage and configuration of the sudo command

⚫ Package management for Ubuntu/Debian systems(coming soon)

⚫ Package management for Redhat/Fedora systems(coming soon)

More guides will be added every week.

These guides are intended for:

⚫ Desktop Linux users who want to thoroughly understand the linux shell and linux commands

⚫ Professionals who want to get basic knowledge about linux before getting more advanced linux certifications like the RHCSA or the Ubuntu Professional Certification.

⚫ Developers who want to get comfortable with developing in a linux environment.