🐧Day 3 - Linux & Basic Commands and user management Commands : Part-II

🐧Linux commands for DevOps with examples (Commands used in day-to-day activities or user management).

In the vast world of Linux, mastering the command line is a key skill that empowers users to navigate and manage their systems efficiently. Let's dive into a collection of essential daily use commands and user management tricks that will make your Linux journey smoother. The power lies in the command line!

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   1. File Navigation:

    # List files and directories
    ls
   
    # Change directory
    cd [directory_name]
   
    # Move or rename a file
    mv [old_file_path] [new_file_path]
   

   2. File Operations:

    # Copy a file
    cp [source_file] [destination_directory]
   
    # Remove/delete a file
    rm [file_name]
   
    # Create a new directory
    mkdir [directory_name]
   

   3. System Information:

    # Display system information
    uname -a
   
    # Check disk space
    df -h
   
    # Display memory usage
    free -m
   

   4. Process Management:

    # List running processes
    ps aux
   
    # Kill a process by process ID
    kill [process_id]
   
    # Check resource usage of a process
    top
   

   5. User Management:

    # Add a new user
    sudo adduser [username]
   
    # Grant sudo privileges to a user
    sudo usermod -aG sudo [username]
   
    # Change user password
    sudo passwd [username]
   

   6. Permissions:

    # Change file permissions
    chmod [permissions] [file]
   
    # Change ownership of a file
    chown [new_owner]:[new_group] [file]
   

   These commands serve as your Linux toolkit for daily tasks and user management. As you navigate through the terminal, remember, practice makes perfect. Harness the power of the command line to unleash the full potential of your Linux system. Happy coding! 🚀🐧 .

😊Happy Learning : )