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Study Guide for College of the North Atlantic PPD Campus - CSN Y1S2 Linux Server Administration
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What are the Kernel’s 4 jobs?
Memory Management
Process Management
Device Drivers
System Calls and Security
Terminal
Primary way to interact with Linux.
Shell
A program that takes commands from the keyboard and gives them to the OS to perform.
Distribution
Term for the varying types of Linux OS’
GNOME & KDE
Virtual Desktop Interfaces.
GNU
A Collection of free software that includes the most popular applications.
Root
A Built-in system of user roles.
Package Manager
A tool that provides you with an interface to help you find, install, update, and configure them.
Binaries
Executable files on Linux.
Kernel
The core of OS. Manages the system’s hardware along with all the programs on it.
Daemons
Programs that run in the background independently of the user.
Console
special sort of terminal.
/bin
Contains core linux command files
/boot
contains the linux kernel
/dev
Contains device files such as the CD/DVD Drive
/etc
Contains static config files
/home
optional directory, if included, contains user home directories
/lib
contains shared libraries
/media
contains the mount point for removable media
/mnt
Can be used to mount other resources. Empty by default
/opt
Contains static shareable add-on software packages.
/root
contains the recommended home directory for the root user
/sbin
Contains system binaries used by sys admin
/srv
Contains data files for services
/tmp
Contains temporary files
/usr
contains shareable, read-only apps and files.
/var
Contains variable data files.
.bz2
File compressed using bzip2
.c
Contains a file written in the C coding language
.deb
a Debian package for installing software
.rpm
Red Hat Package File.
.so
Contains a shared object
.src
Source Code File
.tar
A single file made of a collection of files archived using the tar command
.tar.gz
A single file made of a collection of files archived using the tar command, then compressed by using the gzip command.
.gz
A file compressed using the gzip command.
txt
a plain ASCII text file
.ps
Post script file; formatted for printing
.au
Audio File.
.xpm
Image file
.a
Archive File
.h
A C or C++ progam language header file
.cpp
A C++ language source code file.
.o
Program Object File
.php
A PHP script
.sh
Shell Script
.tcl
A TCL script
.pl
A perl script
What are some common Linux file directory commands?
cp
mkdir
mv
rmdir
rm
What does the CAT command do?
Used to create a file with specific content.
what does the Touch command do?
creates an empty, also updates a file’s access and modification time and date.