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Linux Cloud Way Course

Linux Cloud Way

How Linux actually works under the hood, from the kernel up to the shell

Lessons: 69

Duration: about 16 hours

Required Study Hours: 30-60

This course is available via:

Plan	Courses	Price
Cloud	2courses	Original price was: 140.00 $.Current price is: 90.00 $.	Subscribe
DevOps Only	5courses	Original price was: 190.00 $.Current price is: 120.00 $.	Subscribe
All Courses	8courses	Original price was: 220.00 $.Current price is: 160.00 $.	Subscribe

What You’ll Learn

OS History, Virtualization & SSH

OS and Linux distro history, local VM setup, WSL, and secure SSH access with keys

Files & the Filesystem

Navigating and manipulating files, Vim, the FHS, redirection, and the “everything is a file” model

Text Processing Toolkit

Piping, grep, sed, and awk for searching, filtering, and transforming text at speed

Processes & IPC

System calls, interrupts, the CPU scheduler, signals, pipes, message queues, and shared memory

Synchronization & Memory Management

Mutexes, semaphores, file locks, memory pages, virtual memory, and overcommit policy

Monitoring & Packages

Memory and process monitoring, tar/gzip, curl/wget, building from source, dpkg, and APT

Users, Permissions & Security

Users and groups, sudoers, file permissions, capabilities, MAC, resource limits, and PAM

Bash Scripting

Variables, conditions, functions, arrays, command substitution, and building real automation scripts

Prerequisites

In order to start this course you must have these skills:

Basic Computer Literacy

Comfortable installing software and navigating a graphical operating system

Coding Experience

Familiarity with at least one programming language

Recommended Courses:

Node.js And JavaScript

Course Instructor

Ahmed Metwally

Ahmed Metwally

Software Industry Expert

24+ Years of Experience

I am on a mission to elevate the efficiency of the software industry in the Arab world by developing highly skilled and knowledgeable software engineers.
My courses are carefully designed to equip them with the essential expertise needed to excel in the market.

Lessons:

01 – Warmup – OS Intro ->

02 – Warmup – Virtual Machine Intro ->

03 – Warmup – OS Evolution History ->

04 – Warmup – Create Local Ubuntu VM using VirtualBox ->

05 – Warmup – Bash and Terminal Intro ->

06 – Warmup – Linux Distros Overview ->

07 – Warmup – Activate WSL on Your Local Windows Machine ->

08 – Warmup – Diffie-Hellman Method ->

09 – Warmup – MAC & Digital Signature & RSA ->

10 – Warmup – SSH Intro ->

11 – Warmup – SSH – Connect Using Password ->

12 – Warmup – SSH – Connect Using Key Pairs ->

13 – Warmup – Unix Philosophy ->

14 – Files – Navigating Directories ->

15 – Files – Create, Delete, Copy, and Move. ->

16 – Files – Introduction to Vim ->

17 – Files – Piping, cat, sort , tail, echo, and tr ->

18 – Files – Everything is a File ->

19 – Files – Linux Filesystem Hierarchy Standard ->

20 – Files – Redirection – Standard Input, Output and Error ->

21 – Files – Compare and Search for Files ->

22 – Files – grep ->

23 – Files – sed ->

24 – Files – awk ->

25 – Files – Virtual File System ->

26 – Files – Hard and Soft Links ->

27 – Process – System Calls ->

28 – Process – Interrupts ->

29 – Process – Process & Threads ->

30 – Process – CPU Scheduler ->

31 – Process – IPC – Signals ->

32 – Process – IPC – Pipes ->

33 – Process – IPC – Message Queues – Shared Memory ->

34 – Process – Synchronization – Mutex ->

35 – Process – Synchronization – Semaphore ->

36 – Process – Synchronization – File Lock ->

37 – Memory – Memory page ->

38 – Memory – Virtual Memory ->

39 – Memory – Linux Memory Management Setup ->

40 – Memory – Overcommit Policy ->

41 – Monitoring – Memory Monitoring ->

42 – Monitoring – Process Monitoring ->

43 – Packages – tar .. zip .. gzip ->

44 – Packages – curl .. wget ->

45 – Packages – Build from source (make) ->

46 – Packages – dpkg ->

47 – Packages – APT ->

48 – Users – Create users and groups ->

49 – Users – Modify users and groups ->

50 – Users – switch between users ->

51 – Users – Sudoers ->

52 – Users – Environment Variables ->

53 – Users – File Permissions and Ownership ->

54 – Users – Manage Capabilities ->

55 – Users – Mandatory access controls ->

56 – Users – Configure user resource limits ->

57 – Users – Configure PAM ->

58 – Bash – Variables ->

59 – Bash – Arithmetic Expansion ->

60 – Bash – Conditions ->

61 – Bash – functions ->

62 – Bash – Variable Expansion ->

63 – Bash – Command Substitution ->

64 – Bash – Case ->

65 – Bash – Arrays – for ->

66 – Bash – prompt – read – select ->

67 – Bash – Brace Expansion ->

68 – Bash – printf ->

69 – Bash – && || ->