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| + | * [[Command Line Basics]] - (not part of my original lecture but necessary basics - you can skip that if you are already familiar with the CLI) (Video: [https://youtu.be/535xAToR_Ew LinuxLV - Command Line Basics]) |
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* [[Maintaining a Server from Remote via SSH]] |
* [[Maintaining a Server from Remote via SSH]] |
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* [[Networking Basics]] |
* [[Networking Basics]] |
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Revision as of 10:55, 9 November 2020
Links to this Pages: https://mond.at/linuxlv
On https://mond.at/cd/folien.html you can find my slides.
For interactive learning I created this wiki.
The topics covered here are:
- Getting Started - Choose where to run your Linux and which Distribution to use (Video: Getting Started)
- Command Line Basics - (not part of my original lecture but necessary basics - you can skip that if you are already familiar with the CLI) (Video: LinuxLV - Command Line Basics)
- Maintaining a Server from Remote via SSH
- Networking Basics
- Server Basics
- Backup
- How Linux Boots
- Logical Volumes
- Raid on Linux
- Virtualization and Containers
Each of the topics above will be split into a hand full of short articles where you find examples for the basic commands and concepts and suggestions for exercises to practice the knowledge.
