Linux Commands – DevOps Lite https://devopslite.com DevOps Howtos, Tutorials & Guides Tue, 09 Apr 2024 07:42:39 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://devopslite.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/favicon.ico Linux Commands – DevOps Lite https://devopslite.com 32 32 Meaning of tilde expansion in Linux https://devopslite.com/meaning-of-tilde-expansion-in-linux/ https://devopslite.com/meaning-of-tilde-expansion-in-linux/#respond Mon, 18 Mar 2019 01:50:16 +0000 https://devopslite.com/?p=639 This article we will learn about the tilde expansion in Linux. There will be many times, you will encounter many examples using tilde in Linux commands. So what is tilde…

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]]> https://devopslite.com/meaning-of-tilde-expansion-in-linux/feed/ 0 Example about pathname expansion in Linux https://devopslite.com/example-about-pathname-expansion-in-linux/ https://devopslite.com/example-about-pathname-expansion-in-linux/#respond Tue, 26 Feb 2019 02:32:36 +0000 https://devopslite.com/?p=618 Working mechanism of wildcard characters, we call it pathname expansion. So how does the this expansion in Linux work? Example of pathname expansion Let’s try a simple example with the…

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]]> https://devopslite.com/example-about-pathname-expansion-in-linux/feed/ 0 What is the expansion in Linux? https://devopslite.com/what-is-the-expansion-in-linux/ https://devopslite.com/what-is-the-expansion-in-linux/#respond Mon, 25 Feb 2019 10:29:36 +0000 https://devopslite.com/?p=615 In this article, what will we learn about expansion in Linux? What does it do when we type the command on the terminal? Throughout this series, we only use a…

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]]> https://devopslite.com/what-is-the-expansion-in-linux/feed/ 0 Use tee to read from stdin and output to stdout and files https://devopslite.com/use-tee-to-read-from-stdin-and-output-to-stdout-and-files/ https://devopslite.com/use-tee-to-read-from-stdin-and-output-to-stdout-and-files/#respond Sat, 23 Feb 2019 02:10:35 +0000 https://devopslite.com/?p=612 How to use tee to read from stdin and output to stdout and files? This article, I will introduce you to the tee command. If you forget what stdin and…

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]]> https://devopslite.com/use-tee-to-read-from-stdin-and-output-to-stdout-and-files/feed/ 0 Use tail command to print last part of files https://devopslite.com/use-tail-command-to-print-last-part-of-files/ https://devopslite.com/use-tail-command-to-print-last-part-of-files/#respond Fri, 22 Feb 2019 04:24:01 +0000 https://devopslite.com/?p=609 In this article, we will learn about tail commands. We use tail command to print last part of files. In the previous article, you read about the head command. That…

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]]> https://devopslite.com/use-tail-command-to-print-last-part-of-files/feed/ 0 Use head command to print first part of files https://devopslite.com/use-head-command-to-print-first-part-of-files/ https://devopslite.com/use-head-command-to-print-first-part-of-files/#respond Fri, 22 Feb 2019 02:49:33 +0000 https://devopslite.com/?p=608 In this article, I will introduce you to the head command. We use head command to print first part of files. Sometimes, you don’t want to display the entire contents…

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]]> https://devopslite.com/use-head-command-to-print-first-part-of-files/feed/ 0 Use grep to print lines match a pattern https://devopslite.com/use-grep-to-print-lines-match-a-pattern/ https://devopslite.com/use-grep-to-print-lines-match-a-pattern/#respond Thu, 21 Feb 2019 04:37:28 +0000 https://devopslite.com/?p=605 This article will guide you to the grep command. How to use grep to print lines match a pattern. The grep command is an extremely powerful command in Linux, especially…

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]]> https://devopslite.com/use-grep-to-print-lines-match-a-pattern/feed/ 0 Use wc command to count number lines https://devopslite.com/use-wc-command-to-count-number-lines/ https://devopslite.com/use-wc-command-to-count-number-lines/#respond Mon, 18 Feb 2019 04:55:44 +0000 https://devopslite.com/?p=600 This article will introduce wc command. You can use wc command to count the number of lines, words and bytes in the file. Wc command syntax There are 2 ways…

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]]> https://devopslite.com/use-wc-command-to-count-number-lines/feed/ 0 Use uniq command to delete duplicate lines https://devopslite.com/use-uniq-command-to-delete-duplicate-lines/ https://devopslite.com/use-uniq-command-to-delete-duplicate-lines/#respond Mon, 18 Feb 2019 03:56:31 +0000 https://devopslite.com/?p=597 In this article, we will talk about using the uniq command to delete duplicate lines. This is one of the commands that is also used quite a lot while working…

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]]> https://devopslite.com/use-uniq-command-to-delete-duplicate-lines/feed/ 0 Use sort command to sort pipeline data https://devopslite.com/use-sort-command-to-sort-pipeline-data/ https://devopslite.com/use-sort-command-to-sort-pipeline-data/#respond Fri, 15 Feb 2019 02:49:58 +0000 https://devopslite.com/?p=594 This article will talk about sort command, how to use sort command to sort pipeline data? In the pipeline article, you already know the power when combining commands into a…

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