Red Hat System Administrator

Hello everyone In here we are going to see the basic Linux/UNIX commands are run in the terminal provided by the Linux system and not just this we will also see some specific type of data storage formats, such as EXT3, EXT4, BTRFS, XFS, and We also see some basic environment configuration technique which every system administrator should know.


Do you know:- Linux supports almost 100 types of filesystems, including some very old ones as well as some of the newest. Each of these file system types uses its own metadata structures to define how the data is stored and accessed.



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  1. Basic commands
    1. alias
    2. apropos
    3. bzip
    4. cat
    5. cd
    6. chmod
    7. chown
    8. cp
    9. crontab
    10. df
    11. du
    12. dmseg
    13. downtime
    14. echo
    15. fdisk
    16. find
    17. firbase-cmd 
    18. gdisk
    19. getent
    20. gunzip
    21. grep
    22. groupadd 
    23. gzip
    24. head
    25. hostname
    26. init
    27. iptables
    28. jobs
    29. kill
    30. less
    31. ln
    32. ls
    33. locate
    34. man
    35. mandb
    36. mkdir
    37. mount
    38. mv
    39. newgrp
    40. nice
    41. partprobe
    42. pidof
    43. ping
    44. pgrep
    45. pkill
    46. pwd
    47. renice
    48. rm
    49. rmdir
    50. rpm
    51. scp
    52. sftp
    53. sudo
    54. systemctl
    55. systemd
    56. systemd-analyze
    57. systemd-journald
    58. touch
    59. top
    60. uname
    61. uptime
    62. useradd
    63. usermod
    64. setgid
    65. setuid
    66. stat
    67. tail
    68. tar
    69. whatis
  2. Types of file system
    1. ext2
    2. ext3
    3. ext4
    4. jfs
    5. reiserfs
    6. xfs
    7. btrfs
  3. How to reset a password in RHEL 7/8
  4. How to configure 5099 packages with YUM without  internet
  5. YUM commands cheatsheet
  6. Partition
  7. Stratis partition
  8. Swap partition
  9. lvm partition
  10. Target and services
  11. Run a python scripts using cgi in mac OS X

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