Linux Shell Commands training course - Joburg, Pretoria South Africa

Details

In order to become more productive in a command-line environment used by many popular systems, like GIT, Docker, and PostgreSQL a basic grasp of the frequently used shell commands is necessary.

You will learn to:

Edit files efficiently in a terminal
copy, move, rename, remove and create various files
filter and manipulate files
Use pipes and redirects in command lines.

Delivery Methods

Delivery Method	Duration
Classroom Instructor-led classroom-based training. Classes are scheduled at various conference centres in the Sandton area or your premises. Stationary and printed manuals or online resources are included. Refreshments, including 2 tea breaks and a cooked meal for lunch are provided. Training is between 9 am to 4 pm. Classroom	2 Days	Get a Quote
Live Virtual Training This course is delivered live via Microsoft Teams. You will be able to see and hear the instructor, view their whiteboard, and ask questions or communicate in the chat. Attend from the comfort of your own home or private office. Live Virtual Training	2 Days	Get a Quote

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Save up to 10% by booking and paying 10 business days before the course.

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Customer Testimonials

Multichoice

was the 2nd time attending this place, your facilitators are well knowledgeable and can deliver properly in what one needs.

Audience

Delegates that intend to use command-line tools such as those available for GIT, Docker, and PostgreSQL.

Pre-Requisites

Computer Literacy, basic operating system concepts and a reasonable typing speed.

Course Outline / Curriculum

The shell
- Command Prompt
- Command Structure
- Command Types
- Shell Variables
- Command History and Shortcuts
- Help and man Pages
- Viewing a file
File and Directory management
- cp
- mv
- rm
- mkdir
- rmdir
- find
- locate
- Finding files with whereis
- Finding programs with which
Links
- Hard links
- Symbolic links
Using the Nano editor

Launching Nano
The Nano interface
Reading a file into Nano
Saving a file and exiting Nano
Cutting, Copying, Pasting and Selecting in Nano
Jumping to a specific line and column in Nano
Searching and Replacing

Using the Vi editor
- Vi modes
- Command mode
- ex mode
- Cut and paste
Filters
- Redirection and command pipelines
- Basic Filters
  - Regular Expressions
  - grep
  - cut
  - head
  - tail
  - cat
- Sorting
  - tac – the opposite of cat
  - sort
  - uniq – discard duplicate lines
- Scheduling Jobs
  - at
  - cron
- tar
- Process Management
  - ps
  - top
  - kill
  - killall
  - nohup
  - Starting processes in the background
  - Stopping a foreground process
  - jobs
  - bg
  - fg

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