Ten Steps to Linux Survival

Download free course Ten Steps to Linux Survival, pdf file on 74 pages by James Lehmer.

Linux systems are everywhere today, even in companies once considered "pure Windows." If you're a sysadmin, network administrator, or developer in a small Windows shop, you may have to jump in and fix a system problem when your site goes down. What if you have no Linux knowledge? This short guide provides tips to help you survive.

Linux systems may appear in your shop as virtual machines or in the cloud, including web servers, databases, mobile device managers, version control, and monitoring systems. When one of them falters, this primer leads you through some diagnostic and recovery tasks so you can quickly get your site back up.

Table of contents

Step 0: Don't Panic
Step 1: Getting In
Step 2: Getting Around
Step 3: Peeking at Files
Step 4: Finding Files
Step 5: Search Me
Step 6: What's Going On?
Step 7: Filesystems
Step 8: Transferring Files
Step 9: Starting and Stopping
Step 10: Where to Go for Help
The End
Cheat Sheet

Pages :	74
Size :	6.3 MB
File type :	PDF
Downloads:	45
Created:	2022-02-03
License:	CC BY
Author(s):	James Lehmer

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