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Linux Basics to Advanced

🐧 Linux Basics to Advanced – Complete Commands, Scripting & System Administration Guide

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The ultimate Linux learning hub – From command line basics to advanced system administration, networking, shell scripting, and security. Designed for beginners, system administrators, DevOps engineers, cybersecurity professionals, and anyone who wants to master Linux in real-world scenarios.


📌 Table of Contents

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Why This Repository is Top 0 1

  • Structured Learning Path – Beginner to Intermediate to Advanced
  • Hands-on & Practical – Scripts, exercises, and real-world examples
  • Job-Ready Content – Prepares for DevOps, SysAdmin, Security & Linux certifications
  • SEO-Optimized & Discoverable – Designed to be referenced in tutorials, guides, and study materials
  • Regularly Updated – Keeps up with latest Linux distributions & tools
  • Professional Layout – Wiki links, diagrams, and modular content

Quick Access Wiki Guides

1. Introduction and Fundamentals

2. Core Commands and Cheatsheets


Repository Contents

Beginner to Intermediate

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  • Command Line Navigation: cd, ls, pwd, tree
  • File & Directory Management: cp, mv, rm, mkdir, find, touch
  • Permissions & Ownership: chmod, chown, chgrp
  • User & Group Management: useradd, usermod, groupadd
  • Package Management: apt, yum, dnf, zypper

Advanced Topics

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  • Shell Scripting – Variables, loops, conditionals, functions, arrays, I/O, file handling, automation
  • System Administration – Services, daemons, logging, monitoring, cron jobs
  • Networking – TCP/IP, DNS, routing, firewall, SSH, port management
  • Security – File permissions, SELinux, firewall hardening, backups, auditing

Getting Started

Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/MaheshShukla1/Linux-Basics-to-Advanced-Complete-Commands-Scripting-System-Administration-Guide.git
cd Linux-Basics-to-Advanced-Complete-Commands-Scripting-System-Administration-Guide

Quick Start Tips

  • Explore the Wiki guides first for structured learning
  • Practice commands in a terminal or sandbox VM
  • Follow the Shell Scripting Masterclass for automation skills
  • Apply scripts to real-world scenarios (backups, monitoring, system audits)

Learning Strategy

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  1. Start with the Basics – Terminal navigation, files, directories
  2. Understand Permissions & Users – Linux security fundamentals
  3. Learn Shell Scripting Gradually – Start simple → automation → complex scripts
  4. Practice Daily – Every command should be tested in a VM or sandbox
  5. Apply Real-World Use Cases – Backups, monitoring, log parsing, cron jobs
  6. Expand Knowledge – Networking & Security, System Administration
  7. Document Everything – Notes, scripts, README updates

Recommended Tools

  • Terminal / Shell: Bash, Zsh
  • Text Editors: Vim, Nano, VS Code
  • Virtualization: VirtualBox, VMware, Docker
  • Monitoring Tools: htop, nmon, netstat, tcpdump
  • Backup & Automation: cron, rsync, tar, gzip

Features That Make This Repo World-Class

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  • Fully linked Wiki guides
  • Practical scripts for automation & administration
  • Clickable tables of contents in Wiki & README
  • High-quality images, diagrams, and ASCII visuals
  • Step-by-step learning approach
  • SEO-friendly titles, headings, and keywords
  • Ideal for career growth & certifications

Next Steps

  1. Start with Introduction & Fundamentals Wiki
  2. Move to Linux Commands & Cheatsheets
  3. Follow the Shell Scripting Masterclass Wiki
  4. Apply what you learn with practical projects and scripts

Contributions and Community

  • Add new scripts or guides
  • Improve existing tutorials
  • Share real-world use cases

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