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Linux Administration Deep Dive: Building a Firewall and DDI Server with Linux (Part 4)
Welcome to the final installment in our Linux Administration Deep Dive series! We’ve covered a lot of ground so far: Part 1 introduced Linux server administration, Part 2 explored Bash scripting, and Part 3 elevated our skills with Python scripting. If you haven’t checked those out, they’ll provide a strong foundation for what we’re tackling… Read more
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Linux Administration Deep Dive: Elevating Your Skills with Python Scripting (Part 3)
Python is a versatile, high-level programming language that’s widely used in system administration, automation, and DevOps. While Bash is great for simple automation, Python shines when you need more complex logic, better error handling, or interaction with APIs and external systems. Plus, Python’s readability makes it approachable for beginners, and its extensive libraries make it… Read more
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Linux Administration Deep Dive: Unleashing the Power of Bash Scripting (Part 2)
Bash (Bourne Again Shell) is the default shell on most Linux distributions. It’s a command-line interface where you can run commands like ls, cd, or grep. A Bash script is simply a text file containing a series of Bash commands that the shell executes sequentially. Scripting allows you to automate repetitive tasks, perform complex operations,… Read more
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Linux Administration Deep Dive: Mastering the Art of Linux Server Management (Part 1)
Linux server administration involves managing, configuring, and maintaining Linux-based servers to ensure they run efficiently, securely, and reliably. A Linux server is a computer running a Linux distribution (e.g., Ubuntu, CentOS, Debian) designed to provide services like web hosting, file storage, databases, or networking functions. As an administrator, your role is to keep the server… Read more