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Ubuntu (pronounced oo-BOON-too) is a free, open source operating system (OS) based on Debian Linux. It was first released in 2004, when Mark Shuttleworth and a small team of Debian developers founded Canonical and then launched the Ubuntu project.Course ContentIntroductionAbout the Course ModuleInstallation of Oracle VM VirtualBox Manager Installation of Ubuntu Operating System. Linux File System Hierarchy ConceptsOverview of Linux File System HierarchyAbsolute & Relative PathsPractice Lab SessionStandard Input and Output Redirections in Linuxstandard input (stdin)standard output (stdout) standard error (stderr)Practice Session - Standard IO RedirectionsStandard Output to a File ( tee command )Recall QuizText Processing Commands in LinuxPipes in LinuxStandard Output to a File (tee command)Practice Lab SessionCut - Text Processing CommandsRecall QuizAwk - Text Processing CommandsPractice Session - Awk CommandRecall QuizGrep/Egrep - Text Processing CommandsPractice Session - Grep/Egrep - Text Processing CommandsRecall QuizSort/uniq - Text Processing CommandsPractice Session - Text Processing CommandsRecall QuizWC - Text Processing CommandsPractice Session - WC Text Processing CommandsRecall QuizManaging filesCompare file - diff & cmp commandsPractice Session - diff & cmp commandsRecall QuizCombining and Splitting FilesPractice Lab SessionCompress and uncompress (tar, gzip, gunzip) & truncate commandAbout tar, gzip, gunzip commandsPractice Lab SessionTruncate Command in LinuxPractice Lab SessionNetworking in LinuxNetwork Files and CommandsCurl & ping commandPractice Lab SessionHostname or IP Lookup (nslookup and dig)Practice Lab SessionTracing Network Traffic (traceroute)Practice Lab SessionSSH-Keys - Access Remote Server without PasswordPractice Lab Sessionrsync - Remote SynchronizationManaging Software - Adding, Removing & Updating using APTCreate Local Repository (Yum Server)Advance Package Management - APTPractice Lab SessionLinux Boot ProcessStep by step booting process of a Linux SystemRun Levels or Targets in LinuxPractice Lab SessionDisk Management in LinuxDisk drives typesDisk Partitioning in LinuxPractice Lab - Disk partitioning using fdisk utilityPractice Lab - Add a new DiskPractice Lab - Create standard partitions using fdiskLogical Volume Manager - LVMOverview of LVMPractice Lab Session - LVMPractice Lab - Create a FS using LVMPractice Lab - Mount the FS persistentlyPractice Lab - Extend the size of VG/LV by adding a new diskPractice Lab - Delete LV, VG & PVPractice Lab - Add SWAP SpaceFile System Check ( fsck & xfs_repair )Overview of File System Check ( fsck & xfs_repair )Practice Lab - File System Check using fsck & xfs_repairRedundant Array of Independent Disk - RAID in LinuxOverview of RAID and typesPractice Lab SessionNetwork File System - NFSOverview of NFSPractice Lab SessionSamba - Installation & ConfigurationSamba Server - Installation & ConfigurationPractice Lab SessionLast Lecture

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