Linux: The Ultimate Beginners Bible to Learn Linux Command Line, Administration and Shell Scripting Step by Step (Linux Administration)

✍ Scribed by David A. Williams

• Tongue: English
• Leaves: 273
• Category: Library

✦ Synopsis

Have you tried your hand at Linux and failed? Did you try some books in the market and those were too dumb or too advanced?

Now, you’ve found the perfect package! The two book bundle takes you on a tour of Linux, starting right from the basics, covering the mid-tier and taking you to all the advanced shortcuts and hotkeys.

The bundle not only makes you familiar with the interface but also makes you the master of it. In no time, you will work better on Linux than you did on any other OS that you’ve tried your hands on. The bundle starts right from the point where you install the Linux to the point where you can control the most advanced commands at your fingertips!

Take a peek at what the book holds:

• Learn to install and use Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7
• Command-Line in Linux
• Basic file navigation experience and hotkeys
• Shell Scripting – Basic and Advanced
• Analysis of Linux environment variables
• Manage system and manual task using the Command-Line
• Mastering the Linux OS
• And a lot more!

Pick the bundle now and become the master of the Future OS and make your life in coding a lot easier!

Don’t push it off for another second and grab the ticket to Linux Excellence!

✦ Table of Contents

Introduction
Chapter One: Installing Red Hat Enterprise Linux on your Computer
Creating Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 Installation Media on Windows
Creating Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 Installation Media on Mac OS X
Installing Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7
Chapter Two: The Linux Command Line
The Bash Shell
Basics of Shell
Executing Commands on the Bash Shell
Shortcuts to Edit the Command Line
Managing Files using Commands on the Command Line
Directory Creation
Deleting Files and Directories
File Globbing
Chapter Three: Managing Text Files
Redirecting the Output from a File to another File or Program
Rearranging the Existing Content in Vim
Using the Graphical Editor to Edit Text Files in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7
Chapter Four: User and Group Management
Users and Groups
Getting Superuser Access
Using Su to Switch Users
Managing User Accounts
User Password Management
Access Restriction
Chapter Five: Accessing Files in Linux and File System Permissions
Linux File System Permissions
Managing File System Permissions using the Command Line
Chapter Six: Linux Process Management
Processes
Controlling Jobs
Running Background Jobs
Killing Processes
Process Monitoring
Chapter Seven: Services and Daemons in Linux
Identifying System Processes Started Automatically
Service states
Controlling System Services
Enabling System Daemons to Start or Stop at Boot
Chapter Eight: OpenSSH Service
Using SSH to Access the Remote Command Line
SSH Based Authentication
Customizing the SSH Configuration
Chapter Nine: Log Analysis
Architecture of System Logs
Syslog File Review
Reviewing Journal Entries for Systemd
Systemd Journal Preservation
Maintaining time accuracy
The Chronyd Service
Chapter Ten: Archiving Files
Managing Compressed Archives
Conclusion
Introduction
Chapter 1: Starting with the Linux Shell
Chapter 2: Exploring the Realm of Commands
Chapter 3: The Linux Environment
Chapter 4: Package Management & Storage on Linux Systems
Chapter 5: Linux Environment Variables
Chapter 6: The Basics of Shell Scripting
Chapter 7: Moving On To The Advanced Level In Shell Scripting
Conclusion
Resources