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- 18 h 10 min di video
- 45 lezioni
- Livello: Intermedio
- Lingua: English
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Lezioni
5 sezioni · 45 lezioni · 18 h 10 min durata totale
Lezioni 1–1010 lezioni · 4 h 38 min
- Build Once, Deploy Anywhere: Linux Golden Images are Awesome20 min
- My Actual Linux Setup Revealed: What I'm Using Now10 min
- UFW Made Easy: Complete Getting Started Guide29 min
- How to Test Your Network Speed on Linux with iPerf323 min
- My Daily Driver Terminal Setup (tmux, Vim, Bash, Ansible)20 min
- First Things To Do On Every New Linux Server29 min
- Easily Install Docker on Linux and Run Your First Container16 min
- Getting Started with Kestra: Install, Configure, and Automate56 min
- How to Automate Linux Backups Using rsync and systemd46 min
- Build a Custom Linux MOTD with Bash and systemd!29 min
Lezioni 11–2010 lezioni · 3 h 59 min
- What’s Really Inside a Real Data Center? Exclusive Walkthrough29 min
- Learn tmux (Part 4) - Discover how to manage Sessions within tmux14 min
- Learn tmux (Part 2) - How to use Splits and Panes for the Ultimate Linux Workflow!13 min
- New to DistroBox? Start Here: Full Beginner's Tutorial!18 min
- Kasm Workspaces Simplified: The Essential Guide for New Users50 min
- Diving into Neovim: Features, Benefits, and Basics20 min
- Learn tmux (Part 5) - How to Customize tmux and Make It Your Own!26 min
- Learn tmux (Part 3) - A Simple and Straight-Forward Look at Managing Windows11 min
- Learn tmux (Part 1) Boost your Linux Productivity with this 5-part Course!10 min
- Systemd Explained: How to Manage Linux Services Easily48 min
Lezioni 21–3010 lezioni · 2 h 20 min
- How To Write Bash Scripts In Linux - Complete Guide (Part 16 - Arguments)16 min
- How To Write Bash Scripts In Linux - Complete Guide (Part 18 - Closing & Next Steps)4 min
- How To Write Bash Scripts In Linux - Complete Guide (Part 17 - Backup Script)24 min
- How To Write Bash Scripts In Linux - Complete Guide (Part 14 - Scheduling Jobs)12 min
- How To Write Bash Scripts In Linux - Complete Guide (Part 13 - Case Statements)16 min
- How To Write Bash Scripts In Linux - Complete Guide (Part 12 - Functions)10 min
- How To Write Bash Scripts In Linux - Complete Guide (Part 10 - Storing Scripts)14 min
- How To Write Bash Scripts In Linux - Complete Guide (Part 9 - For Loops)13 min
- How To Write Bash Scripts In Linux - Complete Guide (Part 8 - Update Script)19 min
- How To Write Bash Scripts In Linux - Complete Guide (Part 7 - While Loops)14 min
Lezioni 31–4010 lezioni · 4 h 23 min
- How To Write Bash Scripts In Linux - Complete Guide (Part 5 - If Statements)32 min
- How To Write Bash Scripts In Linux - Complete Guide (Part 4 - Basic Math)6 min
- How To Write Bash Scripts In Linux - Complete Guide (Part 3 - Variables)25 min
- How To Write Bash Scripts In Linux - Complete Guide (Part 2 - Hello World)17 min
- How To Write Bash Scripts In Linux - Complete Guide (Part 1 - Introduction)11 min
- 5 Must Have Tweaks to Secure OpenSSH22 min
- 10 Linux Terminal Tips and Tricks to Enhance Your Workflow44 min
- 10 Linux Terminal Tips and Tricks to Enhance Your Workflow44 min
- btrfs Made Simple: Learn the Basics Today47 min
- Linux Crash Course - The grep Command15 min
Lezioni 41–455 lezioni · 2 h 50 min
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Descrizione
Build practical DevOps skills with hands-on tutorials covering automation, infrastructure, containers, CI/CD, configuration management, monitoring, and modern deployment workflows. This playlist is designed for Linux users, system administrators, developers, and aspiring DevOps engineers who want to improve how applications and infrastructure are built, deployed, and maintained. Follow real-world projects that connect DevOps concepts with tools and techniques you can use in production environments. Subscribe to Learn Linux TV for more tutorials on DevOps, Linux, automation, cloud computing, and system administration.
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