Linux Server Management

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Linux / Unix basic commands for beginners

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Linux Server Management

• Linux server management service is a
  cost-effective mixture for the application-based
  server. Essential applications deployed on Linux
  servers need the right management solutions or
  tools. Large enterprises and end-users require
  robust Linux servers to manage applications for
  their business.
• In this tutorial, you will learn the very basic
  Linux commands that will help you to get more
  familiar with the Linux command line. This will
  also help you to sharpen the commands line in
  Linux as well as also help you in enhancing your
  capability of getting an expert in this field.

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Commands

• The commands in Linux have the following syntax
• command options arguments
• Bash/shell Program that provides text-only
  interface.
• Terminal A terminal window
• Command-line Anything that takes input
• Console Physical instrument panel

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• 1) ls Used to show
  the folders web files
• 2) ls -a List all the
  files and folders.
• 3) ls -l Used to list
  folders with permissions

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• 4) ls Do Listing all the folders starting
  with Do also print inside files
• 5) ls . Listing all the files starting
  with (.)

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• 6) ls -a listing all the folders and
  files, including hidden files
• 7) cd To jump in the folder
• 8) cd .. To go back to the folder.
• 9) cd ../.. To jump back to the two
  directories.
• 10) mkdir To make the directory/folder

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• 11) mkdir -p To make the directory/folder one
  to one inside in it.
• Example

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• 12) mkdir -vp to make the directory and it
  will print the dir. created.
• Example-

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• 13) touch pop to make the new file(pop) in
  folder
• 14) touch grapes oranges to make a recursive
  file(grapes,oranges) in a folder.
• 15) mv to move the file from source to
  destination.
• 16) cp to copy a file from one folder to
  another.
• 17) rm Delete the file or folder
• 18) rm -r file name/ Remove the folder
• 19) rm -r a b c remove the files from the
  folder
• 20) whereis (command name) To find the actual
  path of the command.

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