Linux for Beginners

Familiarizing yourself to the environment that powers the backbone of the production server universe is a great move. This book will cover some of the basics of command syntax patterns, finding and manipulating data in the Linux filesystem, network connectivity, and Bash scripting. By the end of the book, you should be able to use the Linux command line to track down and manage digital resources, test your network connectivity, build scripts to improve your work efficiency, and quickly find help to get you past the obstacles you'll inevitably encounter from time to time.
Frequently Asked Questions
-Question: I don't have any Linux knowledge. Will this book help me?
-Answer: No. For this book you should already be comfortable with the basics of installing Linux, therefore you should start with Volume 1: How to Install the Linux OS. However if you want to advance yourself with Linux commands and arguments this book will be extremely helpful to you.

-Question: Any Linux Command Syntax Patterns in this book?
-Answer: Yes, Chapter 4 is all about Command Syntax Patterns
-Question: Are there any hands on practice scenarios in this book or just basic description of what Linux is?
-Answer: In each chapter there is a brief description of each scenario followed by step-by-step implementation using Linux CLI (Command Line Interface).
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IN THIS BOOK YOU WILL LEARN:
Linux Command Line Interface Basics
Help Resources in Linux
The Linux Terminal
Command Syntax Patterns
Linux Files and Directories
Linux File System Searching
Linux Archives
Linux Kernel Modules and Peripherals
Linux Network Configuration
DNS Configuration on Linux
SSH on Linux
Scripting on Linux
Linux Loops and Flow Controls

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