Hey! I am a generalist doing god-knows-what on the internet.

I talk about development, platforming, and I like sharing my thoughts in a non-structured manner.

I recently started doing video content since text-only got boring. I hope to be able to represent my ideas and thoughts in my videos and I also hope that you will learn something new from my posts.

If you feel like chatting, do so on my socials:
- X (Twitter): x.com/kubeden
- E-Mail: dennis@kubeden.io

Also, I built a community platform so go write an article at geeklore.io

Chapters:
0:00 - 2:39 - Introduction + The Problem With Now Knowing Linux
2:40 - 5:29 - What Linux Knowledge Is "Just Enough"
5:30 - 6:39 - Linux Distributions
6:40 - 8:49 - Installing Linux In The Cloud (DigitalOcean)
8:50 - 15:17 - Basic Linux Commands
15:18 - 18:05 - Linux Flags & Operators
18:06 - 18:59 - Package Managers
19:00 - 21:24 - Services & Processes
21:25 - 21:57 - Web Servers
21:58 - 28:03 - Databases
28:04 - 28:39 - Software Stacks (LAMP, LEMP)
28:40 - 29:24 - Directories To Know (etc, var, home, bin)
29:25 - 33:04 - Permissions (chmod; chown)
33:05 - 35:24 - Shells (sh, bash, zsh)
35:25 - 39:59 - Bash Scripting, /usr/bin, bash aliases
40:00 - 42:30 - Cronjobs

Materialize

Bobby Iliev

DevOps

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This post is intended for high school, university students, and new tech professionals, including developers unfamiliar with Linux. It emphasizes the importance of basic Linux knowledge for troubleshooting and managing infrastructure, detailing essential skills such as installing Linux machines, learning basic commands, understanding Linux distributions, using package managers, and handling permissions. Practical examples include setting up web servers, managing databases, and using bash scripting and cron jobs for automation.

Just Enough Linux Knowledge - Introduction To Corporate Linux