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Just wanted to give an update that following the repo's directions (plus some minor debugging with the help of some comments) still works 5 years later

Way way too basic

2024 and this course is still a banger

Great video! But, it is just one more thing that I need to learn ... to use Linux ... I always just wanted to just be a user, but that isn't really possible, unless you have and can afford a Linux tech ... which are few, and far between ... pretty much none existent in my neck of the woods. With videos like this, I can plod through my day to day activities on Linux (I'm on it almost all day long). I often try to humor the situation with an analogy: If you had to do to your car's CAN network what you have to do with Linux, ... before you could really use it, you'd never get out of the driveway.

I completely relate to your thoughts in this video! I am on the ops side and have felt the same way for a long time, especially with how technology is evolving. It’s time for me to start transitioning towards DevOps.

This was so informative, thank you.

I love the content in bash programming playlist🙂..It was really helpful to know the basics in bash programming..!!!

Is this elon mask

sure. thank you sebastien

Why did you choose Ubuntu over Debian"The Grandaddy Linux" distribution? I can understand aiming this tutorial at beginning to intermediate users.

Yeap, still learning from your work at 2024.

Our post turtle management saw innovation, ie getting the most out of the tools at hand as a “work around” and thus a security threat. Security and health n’ safety are weaponised by fraudsters all too often these days.

Im currently working my way through your amazing videos but cant seem to replicate the ls -alh X.txt >> listoutput command on current ubuntu, anyone care to help me out?

Awesome work. Esp that simple either sms or just return logic. Could you please share how you made this into a service. I need to do it for windows using windows logs... But not sure if there is a native way to make this .py run as a service.

Point 4 is OP

Hello. Many thanks for sharing. Very interesting tuto to have Vault Cluster deployed on AWS. But what's about the EC2 class for storage ? Only large configurations are supported for clustering ? Thanks

You have demystified so much stuff for me in this series. I am no longer *frightened* of Linux and the command line and I want to be a Linux sysadmin. Journalist for thirty years and basically cast adrift for much of the past decade - I never thought I could approach any of this, but took Coursera's Google IT Support Certification and got to the third module on Operating Systems and started thinking "Linux is fun, what else is out there?" I am so glad I found you.

Great video but more for a sysadmin role. I love Linux but honestly half of this is no longer required in DevOps and unreasonable to expect of a candidate. They might have used all of these things at least once but will have forgotten much of it because so much is now abstracted away e.g. more concerned about Kubernetes objects.

Thanks for taking the time and effort of making this video and sharing Your knowledge. This was the best introduction to this subject that I have seen to date, and I have watched quite a number...;), and I will now go on to watch the rest in Your "systemd series" :) Again many thanks. Best regards.

Nice video to recap. Probably 7 years ago there was no chatgpt.

9y man 9y0::

I was afraid my virtual box was going to explode, thanks my man.

Thanks for (another) great tutorial. That said, my advice to anyone who is not absolutely stone cold set on becoming a persistent and avid user of VIM is to do everything they can to just say NO and stay as far away from it as possible. Why do I think this, simply because VIM is so BackAssward when compared to any other program, that if You don't "keep on using it" You will have forgotten all about it when You need it. And all that time You previously spent while (believing) You learned being totally wasted, and You will be back at square 1.(involuntarily creating secure passwords;)... So instead, if You find Yourself forced to use VIM intermittently, just do what You need with tutorials by Your side, and then SHUN it as best as You can until You are unfortunate enough to be absolutely forced to use it again... Best regards.

hi, do i need to install a vm. will installing a fresh linux on my old desktop do

This video is having playback issues. Can you repost it so I can continue my Linux sysadmin career breakthrough?

I don't believe that top 10 job interview questions are just typical day to day Arch tasks

The grog in the voice is driving me nuts. I cannot continue with this. I feel like I'm listening to a male version of Paris hilton

splitting the database ?? my gawd my head is spinning already...and I have been in IT for decades but not exposed to that... I hate whiteboarding thank god for remote jobs interviews ..lol

Well damn, now I can edit files from the command line, that's something I couldn't do 10 minutes ago.

A great microservice us a leaf node, has a limited, well thought out and backeards compatible API surface and could essentially have been a third party service.

Deus Ex is the G.O.A.T

Why do you pronounce etc as etsy?

$ reset Thanks never knew that....

for my taste this was scratching a little bit on the surface. there is a little more to it to get a better understanding of the filesystem. i wish you would make a video with some visualized hierarchy of how the superblock, group descriptors and inodes work together with the memory blocks. anyways it was a great video

just got my copy of your book...looking forward to it!

I was wondering how it would compare to Ubuntu Server.

Very concise e dense content about Linux. Really thanks for share all of that.

When white people tell their tech backstories it always sounds like an episode of Sesame Street where Elmo is given a big bag of money at the end of a 20 minute show for singing the alphabet. When minorities tell their tech backstories there is so much struggle, strife and unfair treatment in it, that they always sound like they just survived the first Annual Hunger games.

There is also an 512MB memory Droplet now (which is not enough to install mysql) that was a fun experience, at least 1GB is needed to set this up.

I needed this. Thanks! 🙂

Nice video! What's your editor's theme?

This guy... making me love Linux and him self at the same time - ,,ou my lord, I'm truly sorry for that" :DD. Bro U R a Gem on YT!

Starting now, best of luck fellas!

Ban Notion!

You helped me get in the industry. I started watching your videos, on Linux Sys Admin in college, because the courseware was hot garbage. You also helped me figure out which direction i wanted to go for my career, by going in depth in the different types of roles you can have in the industry. I just signed an offer for a big name company developing EV Semi-trucks, and I'll be writing some of the software that goes into the truck. Immediately went to amazon and bought the book, no questions asked, didn't even get a minute into the video. I wish you hard more stuff to buy, to thank you for helping my career. I hope you continue the hard work. Cheers!

my syslog is 200GB and i installed ubuntu 2 days ago. how could this happen?

following along in 2024

Your videos are so insightful!! Thank you. Your interviews with colleagues and friends really lift the veil on the industry.

Forgot to mention 2>&1 and &>. Redirect stderr (file descriptor 2) to stdout (file descriptor 1), combining error messages with normal output into a single stream.

Leslie - great job! I have just started looking/interviewing for a TPM role since I've done some part of it or have all the right skills for it. By the way, I am a stress cooker.. I cook for all my family gatherings-graduations - never catered once!