Familiarizing yourself to the environment that powers the backbone of the production server universe is a great move.
This book will cover some of the basics of command syntax patterns, finding and manipulating data in the Linux filesystem, network connectivity, and Bash scripting.
By the end of the book, you should be able to use the Linux command line to track down and manage digital resources, test your network connectivity, build scripts to improve your work efficiency, and quickly fin.
Sabi Shepherd Ltd Linux for beginners: 37 linux commands you must know, paperback/attila kovacs
