linux-administration

A collection of handy Bash One-Liners and terminal tricks for data processing and Linux system maintenance.

A reading and viewing list for larval stage SREs and sysadmins

Comprehensive Linux Basics: A complete guide covering foundational Linux concepts, core tasks, and best practices.

Linux Security & Linux Hardening & Linux Management & Linux Configuration

Multiple Of Scripts Useful For System Administration In Linux Servers & Distributions, Driven By a Fast Easy-to-Use Menu Script

Pegasus' Linux Administration Tools is a set of bash post-install & maintenance scripts that make life easier for the lazy/newbie user on Ubuntu

These are the ***non-OFFICIAL** Notes of the Arab Linux Community course with Mr. Mustafa Hammouda (RHCSA) in RHEL 7.

The repository consists of the various challenges of the course, Linux Administration: The Complete Linux Bootcamp 2021.

Un Bash script que permite redirigir la configuración DNS en máquinas Linux a servidores privados. // A Bash script to redirect DNS settings on Linux machines to private servers.

Bash repo which will includes some useful administration tasks which we can use in linux machines

Ansible user management role.

Repository for linux cheatsheet, linux certification (LPIC) etc

Software & Operations Management Toolkit

linux, bash scripting and system design

Ubuntu LEMP VPS 1 CPU, 4G Work in progress. Still has problems loading.

Backup script that backup important directories and rsync to Google Storage

Managing Linux systems from Windows made easy

This repo is dedicated to the tasks and labs that are assigned as part of the 'Android Automotive Development' intensive code camp provided by the Information Technology Institute (ITI) in cooperation with Luxoft.

Script Bash minimalista diseñado para limpiar y comprimir archivos de registro antiguos para liberar espacio en disco. // minimalistic Bash script designed to clean and compress old log files to free up disk space.

Linux is an open-source operating system that was initially developed as a free alternative to proprietary Unix-based systems. Linux is known for its stability, security, flexibility, and scalability, making it an ideal choice for DevOps practices.