Linux Dictionary A-Z
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The world of Linux is complicated and intricate. Therefore, in order to understand and maneuver through this vast technology and business environments platform, knowing the proper terminology from A-Z will prove valuable. Each entry is explained with useful parameters, options and examples when relevant.
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The notion of this book started by keeping core and key notes and organizing them in a manila folder. With subject matter encompassing various business techniques and scenarios on what worked and made proper sense at that time, all while keeping an Agile Scrum mindset.
Thus, the ideas and thoughts have been organized into proper categories so one can utilize them to enhance an appetite for knowledge. After each topic, a real working life thought or scenario that was encountered relevant to that topic is told.
Product Backlog and Operating Procedures
1) Before Starting A Project
2) Scrum Master Role Explained
3) Use Deep Method
4) Story Writing
5) Acceptance Criteria (Confirmation)
6) Standard Operating Procedures
7) Application Requirements Guide for Fact Gathering
8) For Growth
Sprint Planning
9) Sprint Planning Format
10) Estimate When Work Will Be Done
11) Estimate A Project
12) Task Board of Work
13) The 4 Nevers
14) Eleven Steps to Problem Solving
Sprint Backlog
15) Sprint Backlog Should
16) Estimation of Story Work
17) Common Estimation Units
18) 4 Core Software Development Project Phases
Daily Scrum
19) Communication Preferences
20) Praise
Product Increment
21) Problem Solving
22) Concerning Guiding Topics
23) Project Management – Best Practices
24) User Story Mapping
Release
25) Definition of Done
26) Continuous Improvement
27) Product Roadmap – Planning
28) Five Phases for Vision
29) Simple Financial Report
30) Keeping Projects – On Time & Within Budget
Sprint Review
31) STAR Methodology (Stage Action Roles)
Sprint Retrospective
32) Retrospective Meeting Agenda
33) Sprint Review Metrics
34) The 5 What's
35) Individual/Team Development
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Linux Text Processing Commands
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The following are the core and key Linux text processing commands. Each command is described then a series of examples in regard to usage is shown. When applicable useful parameters are shown which can accompany the command.
Table of Contents:
How to use and run commands
awk
cat
cut
cmp
diff
egrep
emacs
grep
join
nano
ngrep
perl
sed
sort
tr
uniq
vi
chmod permissions
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Linux governance in an organization helps to define what is and what is not allowed while working in the environment as well as serves as a model for how requests and projects should proceed. The following are several high-level aspects and ideas to be utilized as part of an organizations Linux governance.
Topics include:
Linux Organizational Model
Linux Ways to Work
Maintenance Request vs. Project
High-Level Project Aspects
Project Groundwork
Vision
Design
Implementation
Linux Product Manager
Linux Good Design
Linux Continuous Improvement
Linux Getting Items Done Review
Linux Version - Standard
Password Policies
Permission Policies
Desktop
Servers
Cloud
System Updates
Transfer Tools
Linux Backup and Restore Policies
Linux Growth Mindset
Linux Troubleshooting Policies
Linux Monitoring Tools
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The following are some core and key Linux monitoring tools to utilize in one’s environment. These commands can be used by Linux professionals, students, hobbyists, etc.
When applicable, useful examples of switches and parameters are depicted.
Contents:
free
htop
ip
iostat
lsof
mpstat
netstat
pmap
proc
ps
pstree
strace
tcpdump
ss
top
uptime
vmstat
25 Simple Linux Shell Scripts
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The following are 25 simple Linux shell scripts that are key for scripting in Linux. The scripts can be utilized for personal, educational or corporate usage. Scripts are simply explained and include step by step instructions for how they can be run. Each script includes useful and common aspects which can be further built out if needed:
Contents:
Common Shells
1) Hello World Script
Writing Simple Shell Scripts
2) Date with WhoAmI Script
3) Date Calendar and Uptime Script
4) Cleanup Script
Simple String Manipulation
5) Simple Replace String Script
Simple Argument Output Scripts
6) Output Arguments
7) Welcome Function Arguments
Simple Text String Scripts
8) Script for Newline and Tabs
Simple Math Script
9) Simple Addition
Simple Case Statements
10) Basic Case Statement
Simple Return Value/String Function Scripts
11) Return Value Function
12) Return String Function
Simple Array Scripts
13) Return Array Values
14) Return Second Element of Array
15) Append Element to Array
16) Return Array Map
17) Remove Array Map Element
IF Statement Scripts
18) IF Conditional Numeric
19) IF Conditional for File
20) IF/Else Conditional for Shell
While Statement Script
21) Simple While Statement
For Loop Scripts
22) Simple For Loop Script
23) Simple For Loop Range Script
Directory Scripts
24) Get Directory
25) Get Files in Directory
Linux Command Line
Permissions
