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Linux

A planned Linux path through everyday system inspection and safe operations.

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Beginner

Lessons 1–10

  1. 01

    Linux: Sketch filesystem paths and permissions

    Topic: filesystem paths and permissions

    Draw a small map of filesystem paths and permissions in the context of Linux files, processes, permissions, services, and diagnostics; save a short example or check that demonstrates the result.

    Beginner4 minComing Soon
  2. 02

    Linux: Name the parts of processes and signals

    Topic: processes and signals

    Label the main pieces in processes and signals in the context of Linux files, processes, permissions, services, and diagnostics; save a short example or check that demonstrates the result.

    Beginner5 minComing Soon
  3. 03

    Linux: Trace an example of standard streams

    Topic: standard streams

    Follow one input through standard streams in the context of Linux files, processes, permissions, services, and diagnostics; save a short example or check that demonstrates the result.

    Beginner6 minComing Soon
  4. 04

    Linux: Compare choices for users and groups

    Topic: users and groups

    Write down one practical difference between users and groups in the context of Linux files, processes, permissions, services, and diagnostics; save a short example or check that demonstrates the result.

    Beginner7 minComing Soon
  5. 05

    Linux: Find the boundary in package and service managers

    Topic: package and service managers

    Mark where package and service managers in the context of Linux files, processes, permissions, services, and diagnostics; save a short example or check that demonstrates the result.

    Beginner8 minComing Soon
  6. 06

    Linux: Inspect an example of environment and configuration

    Topic: environment and configuration

    Annotate a minimal example of environment and configuration in the context of Linux files, processes, permissions, services, and diagnostics; save a short example or check that demonstrates the result.

    Beginner9 minComing Soon
  7. 07

    Linux: Connect network inspection to a neighboring concept

    Topic: network inspection

    Show how network inspection in the context of Linux files, processes, permissions, services, and diagnostics; save a short example or check that demonstrates the result.

    Beginner10 minComing Soon
  8. 08

    Linux: Spot a failure mode in logs and journal

    Topic: logs and journal

    Describe one likely failure for logs and journal in the context of Linux files, processes, permissions, services, and diagnostics; save a short example or check that demonstrates the result.

    Beginner3 minComing Soon
  9. 09

    Linux: Read an official example of resource limits

    Topic: resource limits

    Summarize an official example of resource limits in the context of Linux files, processes, permissions, services, and diagnostics; save a short example or check that demonstrates the result.

    Beginner5 minComing Soon
  10. 10

    Linux: Choose a use case for safe system changes

    Topic: safe system changes

    Match one small use case to safe system changes in the context of Linux files, processes, permissions, services, and diagnostics; save a short example or check that demonstrates the result.

    Beginner6 minComing Soon

Intermediate

Lessons 11–20

  1. 11

    Linux: Build an example with filesystem paths and permissions

    Topic: filesystem paths and permissions

    Create a small working example that uses filesystem paths and permissions in the context of Linux files, processes, permissions, services, and diagnostics; save a short example or check that demonstrates the result.

    Intermediate4 minComing Soon
  2. 12

    Linux: Compose processes and signals with another component

    Topic: processes and signals

    Combine processes and signals in the context of Linux files, processes, permissions, services, and diagnostics; save a short example or check that demonstrates the result.

    Intermediate5 minComing Soon
  3. 13

    Linux: Configure standard streams for a small case

    Topic: standard streams

    Set up standard streams in the context of Linux files, processes, permissions, services, and diagnostics; save a short example or check that demonstrates the result.

    Intermediate6 minComing Soon
  4. 14

    Linux: Validate inputs around users and groups

    Topic: users and groups

    Add a check around users and groups in the context of Linux files, processes, permissions, services, and diagnostics; save a short example or check that demonstrates the result.

    Intermediate7 minComing Soon
  5. 15

    Linux: Use package and service managers in a short workflow

    Topic: package and service managers

    Add package and service managers in the context of Linux files, processes, permissions, services, and diagnostics; save a short example or check that demonstrates the result.

    Intermediate8 minComing Soon
  6. 16

    Linux: Refactor environment and configuration into a reusable unit

    Topic: environment and configuration

    Extract environment and configuration in the context of Linux files, processes, permissions, services, and diagnostics; save a short example or check that demonstrates the result.

    Intermediate9 minComing Soon
  7. 17

    Linux: Exercise network inspection with sample data

    Topic: network inspection

    Run sample data through network inspection in the context of Linux files, processes, permissions, services, and diagnostics; save a short example or check that demonstrates the result.

    Intermediate10 minComing Soon
  8. 18

    Linux: Observe logs and journal outputs

    Topic: logs and journal

    Capture the result of logs and journal in the context of Linux files, processes, permissions, services, and diagnostics; save a short example or check that demonstrates the result.

    Intermediate3 minComing Soon
  9. 19

    Linux: Recover from a resource limits failure

    Topic: resource limits

    Handle one expected failure from resource limits in the context of Linux files, processes, permissions, services, and diagnostics; save a short example or check that demonstrates the result.

    Intermediate5 minComing Soon
  10. 20

    Linux: Document safe system changes behavior

    Topic: safe system changes

    Write a short usage note for safe system changes in the context of Linux files, processes, permissions, services, and diagnostics; save a short example or check that demonstrates the result.

    Intermediate6 minComing Soon

Advanced

Lessons 21–30

  1. 21

    Linux: Test a boundary around filesystem paths and permissions

    Topic: filesystem paths and permissions

    Add an edge-case test for filesystem paths and permissions in the context of Linux files, processes, permissions, services, and diagnostics; save a short example or check that demonstrates the result.

    Advanced4 minComing Soon
  2. 22

    Linux: Harden processes and signals

    Topic: processes and signals

    Add the relevant access, safety, or validation control to processes and signals in the context of Linux files, processes, permissions, services, and diagnostics; save a short example or check that demonstrates the result.

    Advanced5 minComing Soon
  3. 23

    Linux: Measure standard streams

    Topic: standard streams

    Record a small baseline for standard streams in the context of Linux files, processes, permissions, services, and diagnostics; save a short example or check that demonstrates the result.

    Advanced6 minComing Soon
  4. 24

    Linux: Reduce cost in users and groups

    Topic: users and groups

    Change one measurable cost in users and groups in the context of Linux files, processes, permissions, services, and diagnostics; save a short example or check that demonstrates the result.

    Advanced7 minComing Soon
  5. 25

    Linux: Diagnose a package and service managers failure

    Topic: package and service managers

    Use an observable signal to explain a failure in package and service managers in the context of Linux files, processes, permissions, services, and diagnostics; save a short example or check that demonstrates the result.

    Advanced8 minComing Soon
  6. 26

    Linux: Make environment and configuration repeatable

    Topic: environment and configuration

    Show that rerunning environment and configuration in the context of Linux files, processes, permissions, services, and diagnostics; save a short example or check that demonstrates the result.

    Advanced9 minComing Soon
  7. 27

    Linux: Review trade-offs in network inspection

    Topic: network inspection

    Compare two documented approaches to network inspection in the context of Linux files, processes, permissions, services, and diagnostics; save a short example or check that demonstrates the result.

    Advanced10 minComing Soon
  8. 28

    Linux: Improve logs and journal maintainability

    Topic: logs and journal

    Refine logs and journal in the context of Linux files, processes, permissions, services, and diagnostics; save a short example or check that demonstrates the result.

    Advanced3 minComing Soon
  9. 29

    Linux: Verify resource limits end to end

    Topic: resource limits

    Check that a complete small flow using resource limits in the context of Linux files, processes, permissions, services, and diagnostics; save a short example or check that demonstrates the result.

    Advanced5 minComing Soon
  10. 30

    Linux: Audit safe system changes against its source docs

    Topic: safe system changes

    Check the implementation of safe system changes in the context of Linux files, processes, permissions, services, and diagnostics; save a short example or check that demonstrates the result.

    Advanced6 minComing Soon

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