Linux & System Administration

Troubleshooting Common Network Issues in Linux

Photoreal cinematic workspace: engineer gestures at holographic network map above desk, floating translucent screens with abstract gauges, unplugged Ethernet beside a server rack.

How to Use grep, sed, and awk for Text Processing

Illustration of a programming guide showing a terminal with grep sed and awk commands, highlighting pattern matching matching stream editing, text transformation, and commandline efficiency.

Setting Static IP Addresses in Linux (Step by Step)

Step-by-step guide to set a static IP on Linux: edit network files, apply changes, restart networking, and verify connectivity with ping and ip addr show to confirm address status.

How to Mount External Drives and Partitions in Linux

Diagram showing mounting external drives and partitions in Linux: USB drive, hard disk, mount point folders terminal commands (mount, lsblk, blkid, /etc/fstab) and permission note.

Linux Commands for Process Management (ps, top, kill)

Illustration showing Linux process management: terminal displaying ps output and top monitor, arrows to a kill command terminating a process, icons for CPU, memory, PID. Live view.

How to Restart Network Services in Linux

Illustration: restart Linux network services — open terminal and run sudo systemctl restart NetworkManager or sudo systemctl restart networking; verify with systemctl status ping.

Linux Log Files: Where to Find and How to Read Them

andLinux log files: locate syslog and app logs in /var/log and ~/.andlinux; open with tail, less or cat; filter with grep; check timestamps and permissions for troubleshooting. v1.

How to Change File Permissions with chmod in Linux

Photoreal 3D workspace with laptop showing a stylized terminal of glowing lines and bars; 3 floating file icons linked to owner/group/others silhouettes with lock/slider metaphors.

Understanding File Ownership and Permissions in Linux

Linux file ownership and permissions diagram: user/group/others; read, write, execute bits; symbolic rwx vs numeric chmod; change owner/group with chown, chgrp. including octal 0-7

How to Check Disk Space Usage in Linux with du and df

Graphic showing Linux commands df -h and du -sh /path, illustrating filesystem summary vs directory sizes, example outputs, key columns, and tips to locate largest files. Use du/df