Linux Command Line Interface (CLI) Fundamentals
Pluralsight
Course Summary
In this course, you will learn to master the command line shell in Linux and Unix. This is the 2nd of 4 courses that will prepare you for the LPIC-1 and CompTIA Linux+ certification.
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Course Description
Mastering the command line is so important when it comes to managing the Linux Server. Very often there will be no GUI and all access is via SSH from PuTTY or another client. You will soon learn the speed at which tasks can be achieved from the CLI and why it is so powerful. You may be used to the up arrow key for your Windows history, but the Linux history is so much more. Searching and reading from files is quick and easy, and many tools will be covered giving you the skills you need to manage your servers and desktops.
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Course Syllabus
Introduction- 9m 5s
—Introducing Linux Command Line Interface (CLI) Fundamentals 3m 33s
—What Are We Going to Look At? 5m 31sWorking on the Command Line- 38m 49s
—An Introduction to Physical Consoles 3m 9s
—Connecting to Consoles Whilst on the Server 4m 22s
—Introducing Pseudo Consoles 3m 46s
—Using Pseudo Consoles and SSH to Access the Command Line 6m 59s
—Bash is Not the Only Shell 1m 31s
—Using the ZSH on Linux 5m 13s
—Recalling Commands Using History 2m 45s
—Using Bash History Functions 5m 37s
—Persisting History Variables Within Login Scripts 4m 18s
—Module Summary 1m 5sAnalyze Text Files- 36m 20sBasic File Management- 53m 43sCommand Line Streams and Pipes- 32m 56sCreate, Kill, and Monitor Processes- 36m 52sSearch Text Files Using Regular Expressions- 35m 55sUsing vi to Edit Files From the CLI- 39m 58s