Advanced GNU & Unix Commands
Linux
| Intermediate
- 19 videos | 1h 22m 4s
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Using the command line tools is a must for a Linux administrator. Discover how to use some of these tools to manipulate files, stream data, manage and prioritize processes, and perform advance searches against files and file contents.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
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Use commands from the shell to view the contents of a file, view just the beginning of a file, or the end of a file
Use commands to count items in a file or files, such as line counts, words, or characters
Describe how to view files in octal or other formats, as well as convert text files into a printable format
Use commands to manipulate the data within a file including splitting and joining files
Use commands to retrieve unique lines in a file, or convert characters like tabs to spaces
Use commands to convert text from a file into another format and be able to sort the file contents
Use the basic features of sed to edit the contents of a file
Perform commands that will run in the background and switch them to the foreground or background
Use tools to run a background task that will continue running after logging out
Use tools to monitor active processes and system resource usage -
Configure tools to select and sort processes on the display
Use tools to send signals to processes, such as telling the process to check configuration files or to stop running
Describe the process priorities and how you can see the priority of a process
Use nice to set the priority of a process when it is started
Use renice to change the priority of a process while it is running
Describe how regular expressions, or regex, are created and how they can be used
Use tools to search for files by matching against a regular expression
Use commands to find lines in a file that match a regular expression
Use tools to change the contents of files based on matching a regular expression
IN THIS COURSE
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4m 35s
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3m 42s
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3. Using Commands to See Alternate Views of File Contents4m 21s
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4. Using Unix Commands to Parse File Contents6m 25s
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5. Using Unix Commands to Modify File Contents4m 21s
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6. Using Unix Commands to Sort or Format File Contents3m 43s
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7. Performing Basic Text Transformations Using sed5m 16s
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8. Running Jobs in the Foreground and Background4m 24s
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9. Signaling a Program to Continue Running after Logout3m 13s
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10. Monitoring Active Processes4m 46s
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11. Selecting and Sorting Processes for Display3m 52s
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12. Sending Signals to Processes6m 20s
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13. Introducing Job Priorities and the Default Priority2m 22s
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14. Starting a Program with a Different Priority4m 20s
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15. Changing the Priority of a Running Process3m 42s
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16. Introduction to Regular Expressions3m 19s
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17. Using Regular Expression Tools on a Filesystem2m 20s
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18. Using Regular Expression Tools on a File5m 45s
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19. Using Regular Expression Tools to Replace File Contents5m 17s
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