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# Linux Basics

## Introduction
### Prerequisites

- Comfortable using any operating systems like Windows, Linux or Mac
- Fundamental knowledge of operating systems

## What to expect from this course

This course is divided into three parts. In the first part, we cover the
fundamentals of Linux operating systems. We will talk about Linux architecture,
Linux distributions and uses of Linux operating systems. We will also talk about the
difference between GUI and CLI.

In the second part, we cover some basic commands used in Linux.
We will focus on commands used for navigating the file system, viewing and manipulating files,
I/O redirection etc.

In the third part, we cover Linux system administration. This includes day to day tasks
performed by Linux admins, like managing users/groups, managing file permissions,
monitoring system performance, log files etc.

In the second and third part, we will be taking examples to understand the concepts.

## What is not covered under this course

We are not covering advanced Linux commands and bash scripting in this
course. We will also not be covering Linux internals.

## Course Contents

The following topics has been covered in this course:
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- [Applications in SRE Role](https://linkedin.github.io/school-of-sre/linux_basics/conclusion/#applications-in-sre-role)
- [Useful Courses and tutorials](https://linkedin.github.io/school-of-sre/linux_basics/conclusion/#useful-courses-and-tutorials)


## Introduction

## What to expect from this course

This course is divided into three parts. In the first part, we cover the
fundamentals of Linux operating systems. We will talk about Linux architecture,
Linux distributions and uses of Linux operating systems. We will also talk about the
difference between GUI and CLI.

In the second part, we cover some basic commands used in Linux.
We will focus on commands used for navigating the file system, viewing and manipulating files,
I/O redirection etc.

In the third part, we cover Linux system administration. This includes day to day tasks
performed by Linux admins, like managing users/groups, managing file permissions,
monitoring system performance, log files etc.

In the second and third part, we will be taking examples to understand the concepts.

## What is not covered under this course

We are not covering advanced Linux commands and bash scripting in this
course. We will also not be covering Linux internals.

## What are Linux operating systems

Most of us are familiar with the Windows operating system used in more than
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