15 most basic Linux commands every system admin and DevOps must know

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1. ls

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2. pwd

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3. mkdir

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4. touch

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5. cd

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6. rm

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7. rmdir

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8. export

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9. echo

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10. date

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11. cp

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12. mv

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13. cat

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14. whoami

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15. passwd

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Thank You

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15 most basic Linux commands every system admin and DevOps must know

1. ls

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2. pwd

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3. mkdir

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4. touch

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5. cd

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6. rm

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7. rmdir

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8. export

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9. echo

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10. date

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11. cp

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12. mv

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13. cat

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14. whoami

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15. passwd

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