Linux Fundamentals
Linux is the backbone of cloud computing. Nearly all cloud servers run Linux, making it essential for anyone working with AWS or cloud technologies.
Why Learn Linux?
- Cloud Dominance: 90% of cloud workloads run on Linux
- AWS Integration: Most AWS services are built on Linux
- Cost Effective: Linux is open-source and free
- Flexibility: Highly customizable and powerful
- Industry Standard: Required skill for cloud professionals
What You'll Learn
- Command Line Mastery: Navigate and control your system efficiently
- File System Understanding: Organize and manage files and directories
- Permissions & Security: Control access and secure your system
- Process Management: Monitor and control running applications
- System Administration: Basic server management skills
Learning Approach
Each lesson includes:
- Concept Explanation: Clear, beginner-friendly explanations
- Practical Examples: Real-world command demonstrations
- Hands-on Exercises: Practice what you learn immediately
- AWS Context: How these skills apply to cloud computing
Prerequisites
- Basic computer literacy
- Willingness to use the command line
- Access to a Linux system (we'll show you how to get this)
Ready to dive in? Let's start with the Command Line Basics.
Lesson Quiz
Check your understanding of the Linux fundamentals before moving on.
Lesson Summary
Core Linux fundamentals to remember. Export to PDF for quick revision.
Why Linux for Cloud
Linux powers most cloud workloads and AWS services.
What You Learn
CLI, File System, Permissions, Processes, Admin basics.
Prerequisites
Basic literacy and willingness to use the command line.
Prerequisites1
Basic literacy and willingness to use the command line.
Prerequisites2
Basic literacy and willingness to use the command line.
Prerequisites2
Basic literacy and willingness to use the command line.
Prerequisites2
Basic literacy and willingness to use the command line.
Prerequisites2
Basic literacy and willingness to use the command line.