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Linux Learning Roadmap Basic To Advanced

The document outlines a comprehensive Linux learning roadmap, covering topics from basic installation and commands to advanced system administration and networking. It includes essential areas such as user management, security, shell scripting, and tools for productivity and collaboration. The roadmap is designed to guide learners from foundational knowledge to advanced skills in Linux and its applications in DevOps and cloud computing.

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Linux Learning Roadmap Basic To Advanced

The document outlines a comprehensive Linux learning roadmap, covering topics from basic installation and commands to advanced system administration and networking. It includes essential areas such as user management, security, shell scripting, and tools for productivity and collaboration. The roadmap is designed to guide learners from foundational knowledge to advanced skills in Linux and its applications in DevOps and cloud computing.

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Linux Learning Roadmap: Basic to Advanced

1. Introduction to Linux

2. Linux Installation and Setup

3. Linux File System and Directory Structure

4. Basic Linux Commands

5. User Management and Permissions

6. Package Management

7. System Processes and Services

8. Networking Basics

9. Shell Scripting and Automation

10. Disk Management

11. System Security and Hardening

12. Advanced Networking

13. Virtualization and Containers

14. Linux System Administration

15. Linux Networking Services

16. Advanced Linux Kernel Management

17. Linux for DevOps and Cloud Computing

18. Troubleshooting and Recovery

19. Desktop Applications and Productivity Tools

- Email setup and clients

- Office suite installation and usage

- Account creation for essential services (email, GitHub, etc.)

- PDF readers, calendars, and note-taking apps


- Collaboration tools (Zoom, Slack, Microsoft Teams on Linux)

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