It was just one of those days when my productivity was at its peak. After watching the networking course earlier today, you are here with this. Godspeed! There is no doubt that you have produced content of the highest level. 🙌✨
I am working in c++ development and I have interacted with linux servers and I can say that Kunal is very good teacher. He is teaching all the concepts that are important and are useful for someone who will use linux. This is better than 99% if linux tuts on youtube.
For ppl who are confused, mkdir -p It will create parent directory first, if it doesn't exist. But if it already exists, then it will not print an error message and will move further to create sub-directories. This command is most helpful in the case when you don't know whether a directory already exists or not.
@kunal kushwaha The videos what your uploading are they fine enough to learn for devops? I mean contents of the Linux, networking concepts.. guide us please
Exactly when I was looking for system administrator course. You are doing great Kunal I also watched Networking video and been following consistently… Keep on uploading this amazing content.
Hey I use windows ...so how to start it ... should i install terminal emulator software or use the built in command prompt/terminal or what ...I'm quite confused woul u plz help?
I'm an instant fan , so much simplity and efficiency in teaching. You give out maximum knowledge in minimum time and without any BS. May Krishna bhagwaan always bless you Kunal. Thanks a ton!
Hey Kunal! Just now completed this lecture. Did side by side and taken notes too. Soon gonna Publish a Blog on this. The important thing is when I faced some issues, I asked in our Discord server and many folks helped me to solve the issue. Thanks for that and you are really amazing bro. Thanks for everything.
Omg😤, finally got to know which terminal Kunal was using in his git tutorial, as a noob i was confused not finding the same terminal, but toggled to git bash and did hands on. 😤(this emoji is used to exclaim happiness on achieving something)
00:07 An introduction to Linux commands with a focus on basic commands and commands that will help you in data boot camp 01:54 Focus on practical approach and learn while doing 05:46 A shell is a command line interface that interprets and executes commands. 07:49 The command prompt in the terminal can be customized to suit individual needs. 12:28 Creating a new folder in different directories 14:29 Understanding the concept of environment variables 18:43 Understanding Commands and Environment Variables 20:29 Hidden files and themes in the shell environment 24:13 Zsh is now the default shell in Apple 26:11 Working with terminal commands: Basics and practical stuff 30:10 Commands to change directory and navigate through folders in a Unix-like system. 32:12 The 'cat' command is used to list all the contents available in a file. 36:30 The funnel symbol in the command line means redirecting the output to a new file. 38:37 Understanding Pipes and Redirection in Command Line 42:33 Creating files and copying files in Linux 44:25 The move command is used to move and rename files. 48:37 You can copy, move, rename, and delete folders using the cp, mv, and rm commands. 50:52 Understanding permissions and using sudo command 55:00 Learned about head, tail, and diff commands in Vim 57:14 The diff command compares two files and shows the differences. 1:01:11 You can find files based on dates and modify times. 1:03:16 You can use the "find" command to search for files with specific criteria. 1:07:16 Understanding file permissions in Linux 1:09:34 Understanding root permissions and how to use the change owner command 1:13:43 grep is a command that allows us to search for text within files in our system. 1:16:07 You can use the grep command to search for specific words or lines in a file. 1:20:21 You can use grep command to search for specific patterns in the output 1:22:25 The grep command and setting up aliases 1:26:30 Tab is used for auto completion and scrolling through commands. 1:28:33 Git and sort commands explained 1:32:34 You can use wget command to download files 1:34:42 Understanding Linux kernels and the difference between Ubuntu and Darwin 1:38:32 User commands and system operations 1:40:25 Understanding virtual memory and swap memory 1:44:19 You can check IP address for a particular domain and learn more about networking commands. 1:46:17 Learned about networking and commands 1:49:54 Operator types in command execution 1:51:53 In Linux, you can remove all files except for a specific file and concatenate commands 1:55:44 Learn more about the DevOps bootcamp and command line tools.
This session on practical linux really helps, doing the linux on ubuntu machine while watching the session .....I am an aspiring DevOps guy, I really needed this - Thank you Kushal
as you said earlier in the video, i have also recently started writing blog posts on hasnode, and the first 2 blogs are about what i've learnt from your git tutorial video. Planning next blogs will be based on my learning from this video(linux commands) and the dsa bootcamp starting videos(basics of programming, but in c/c++ & not in java)
Hi Kunal, at 35:07 I see that second line is not displayed. But it works for me. Is there something I am doing different? why didnt the second line of the file also display
You are full of knowledge kunal, really praiseworthy.just a suggestion though, please prepare before you start recording, you dont seem to be in a flow and that confuses me a lot at times.
Guys Kunal will complete dsa bootcamp from feb, It takes time for him also to deliver this kind of awesome content which is available literally no where...KUNAL OP
Downlowd Hyper terminal, You can use that. For most of the Command will run their. But even in hyper some command like "chmod" won't run, They need linux ecosystem.
Hello Bhai, finished watching the networking video, then here to continue this one, but I'm completely new to Linux don't know where and how to get CLI as I'm using windows os.
For the people thats wondering why these commands are not working properly in windows terminal. Dont forget to download GNU coreutils and adding its path to env variables, also nodejs .
Man after watching kunals video I was also searching if there any company who take fresher as devops engineer I found none every company is asking for minimum 3 year experience . were to look for such opportunities were they hire fresher's with open source contribution or internship experience??
Hey Kunal just wanted to ask u ,as I heard a lot Ubuntu is good for programmers ,as I can't afford Mac ,should I shift to completely to Linux for developement and all programming stuff? Hope u help me bro 🙏
obviously bro , most of the programmers actually shift to linux at some or the other point. The early you start the better you get. Also seeing the latest windows updates , i feel ubuntu is way better and these are the commands which every linux user learns
I want to pursue a career in cloud computing, and I've heard that Linux is a prerequisite for working in the cloud. Will this tutorial be good for beginners?
Kunal, In total around 8 companies rejected my resume. Is it because I am not from an IT branch. Shall I remove my branch from my resume? After watching your videos I even started to contribute in open source. Recently I fixed an issue with Hashicorp/terraform aws provider. Being a Civil engineer and getting PRs accepted for such large communities is a very big thing, at least for me. But when you don't even get a chance to show your potential, it really makes your confidence and motivation go below and beyond 0. I recently got an offer for an ML engineer role on-campus at a startup and even they were asking me questions like "how did you solve the takeaway CNN project being a civil engineer". And honestly, at that very moment, I felt like Rohit Mehra and wanted to say those exact words "main apne papa se sikh ke aya hu". On-campus is manageable but I don't know how to and what to do for off-campus roles. I would appreciate your suggestions. Love you, and keep making such great content for the community.
It was just one of those days when my productivity was at its peak. After watching the networking course earlier today, you are here with this. Godspeed!
There is no doubt that you have produced content of the highest level. 🙌✨
Can someone tell me in which video we have shell scripting as he mentioned he wilkl be teaching shell scripting in future videos.??
Bro I'm finishing last video and you posted another one, goosebumps ✨
Kash aisa DSA ke sath bhi hota 😢😓
@@chiragkhemani553 true
Which is the first one
Can someone tell me in which video we have shell scripting as he mentioned he wilkl be teaching shell scripting in future videos.??
Tumhari hi Nazar lagi h DSA playlist ko😅
I am working in c++ development and I have interacted with linux servers and I can say that Kunal is very good teacher. He is teaching all the concepts that are important and are useful for someone who will use linux. This is better than 99% if linux tuts on youtube.
For ppl who are confused,
mkdir -p
It will create parent directory first, if it doesn't exist. But if it already exists, then it will not print an error message and will move further to create sub-directories. This command is most helpful in the case when you don't know whether a directory already exists or not.
Just Completed Networking Course Yesterday. Now an new one added. We keep eagerly waiting for your videos. More power to you❤
Awesome! Thank you!
@kunal kushwaha The videos what your uploading are they fine enough to learn for devops? I mean contents of the Linux, networking concepts.. guide us please
Also please update dsa bootcamp?
@@KunalKushwaha DSA series kab complete hoga..
@@a21nkit ?..........why is it paused ..........complete it first .....plz
Exactly when I was looking for system administrator course.
You are doing great Kunal
I also watched Networking video and been following consistently…
Keep on uploading this amazing content.
Hey I use windows ...so how to start it ... should i install terminal emulator software or use the built in command prompt/terminal or what ...I'm quite confused woul u plz help?
@@shouviksarkar7900 use ur built in terminal for now bro
@@shouviksarkar7900 hey, are you able to follow using command prompt?
@@shouviksarkar7900 You can use wsl
@@shouviksarkar7900 use putty in windows
I'm an instant fan , so much simplity and efficiency in teaching. You give out maximum knowledge in minimum time and without any BS.
May Krishna bhagwaan always bless you Kunal. Thanks a ton!
Not really he's all over the place at once no structure
Can someone tell me in which video we have shell scripting as he mentioned he wilkl be teaching shell scripting in future videos.??
well I have been using ubuntu OS for more than 3 years never saw any one giving out such detail explanation instead of just giving commands
Thank You
Can someone tell me in which video we have shell scripting as he mentioned he wilkl be teaching shell scripting in future videos.??
Same here nikhil, I am starting now:)
Really needed video .... I have Operating System subject.. In which I have linux commands.... Really really thank you kunal🙂🙂😍
you saved my Precious Time , what you deliver in these 2hours , any youtuber can take atleast 10hours of class
Really high quality content, just completed Whole Video, Understood evrthing. Thank you so much for this amazing course
Ctrl+A & Ctrl + E... are lifesaver. I have been search for ages, Thanks bro.
Nowadays my most favorite notification is anything related to Kunal bro 💚💚🔥🔥
Thank you so much kunal. Posting videos even during your exam times🔥. Thanks for what you are doing for us ❤️
Hey Kunal! Just now completed this lecture. Did side by side and taken notes too. Soon gonna Publish a Blog on this. The important thing is when I faced some issues, I asked in our Discord server and many folks helped me to solve the issue. Thanks for that and you are really amazing bro. Thanks for everything.
Can u share the notes
Omg😤, finally got to know which terminal Kunal was using in his git tutorial, as a noob i was confused not finding the same terminal, but toggled to git bash and did hands on.
😤(this emoji is used to exclaim happiness on achieving something)
lol
I was exactly looking some great resources on Linux, your video came as bliss 👍
Bcz of ur videos I think our juniors are gonna bang all the mnc's .It's like a treasure for us.
You are doing really great job bro 👍👍👍. We are getting the new and required content in appropriate manner 🔥🔥🔥
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1:35:47 18/7/24
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best course so far.
😀😀😀😀 Got cleared My Linux Thnxxx bro
so many linux vid on yt but ik already after learning git from here that this one will worth it
1:13:13 Loved that "Done" 😄
Meme recreated from Dhamal movie "nhi dabana tha vo laal button".
Jk, awesome explanation out there 💯
Just finished the last video. Was waiting for the new one 😀
Thank you so much, bro. This is a gold mine, I'll definitely come back to this. ❤️💯
Golden Words:
Don't chase for pro badge
learn by doing
chill & explore!!
00:07 An introduction to Linux commands with a focus on basic commands and commands that will help you in data boot camp
01:54 Focus on practical approach and learn while doing
05:46 A shell is a command line interface that interprets and executes commands.
07:49 The command prompt in the terminal can be customized to suit individual needs.
12:28 Creating a new folder in different directories
14:29 Understanding the concept of environment variables
18:43 Understanding Commands and Environment Variables
20:29 Hidden files and themes in the shell environment
24:13 Zsh is now the default shell in Apple
26:11 Working with terminal commands: Basics and practical stuff
30:10 Commands to change directory and navigate through folders in a Unix-like system.
32:12 The 'cat' command is used to list all the contents available in a file.
36:30 The funnel symbol in the command line means redirecting the output to a new file.
38:37 Understanding Pipes and Redirection in Command Line
42:33 Creating files and copying files in Linux
44:25 The move command is used to move and rename files.
48:37 You can copy, move, rename, and delete folders using the cp, mv, and rm commands.
50:52 Understanding permissions and using sudo command
55:00 Learned about head, tail, and diff commands in Vim
57:14 The diff command compares two files and shows the differences.
1:01:11 You can find files based on dates and modify times.
1:03:16 You can use the "find" command to search for files with specific criteria.
1:07:16 Understanding file permissions in Linux
1:09:34 Understanding root permissions and how to use the change owner command
1:13:43 grep is a command that allows us to search for text within files in our system.
1:16:07 You can use the grep command to search for specific words or lines in a file.
1:20:21 You can use grep command to search for specific patterns in the output
1:22:25 The grep command and setting up aliases
1:26:30 Tab is used for auto completion and scrolling through commands.
1:28:33 Git and sort commands explained
1:32:34 You can use wget command to download files
1:34:42 Understanding Linux kernels and the difference between Ubuntu and Darwin
1:38:32 User commands and system operations
1:40:25 Understanding virtual memory and swap memory
1:44:19 You can check IP address for a particular domain and learn more about networking commands.
1:46:17 Learned about networking and commands
1:49:54 Operator types in command execution
1:51:53 In Linux, you can remove all files except for a specific file and concatenate commands
1:55:44 Learn more about the DevOps bootcamp and command line tools.
This session on practical linux really helps, doing the linux on ubuntu machine while watching the session .....I am an aspiring DevOps guy, I really needed this - Thank you Kushal
nothing new just another day at office for kunal..another amazing content
Awesome explanations love the simplicity
exactly, what I was looking for today ... awesome!
I have a question. Are you human Kunal? You're going to change the world! We love you man. Will you make machine learning course?
ML course in March
This guy knows so much.
Wow! I mean at 10 PM. Really Amazing!
Nice kunal, Your teaching way is superb!!!
🎉🎊🥳🥳🥳🥳very excited!!! 2hr binge watch !!
Nice set of commands I learnt today, Linux is fun
Great to hear!
as you said earlier in the video, i have also recently started writing blog posts on hasnode, and the first 2 blogs are about what i've learnt from your git tutorial video. Planning next blogs will be based on my learning from this video(linux commands) and the dsa bootcamp starting videos(basics of programming, but in c/c++ & not in java)
## Topics
1. Terminal Emulator
2. What is Shell
3. List commands
4. ls
5. mkdir
6. cd
7. Environment Variables
8. Path Environment Variable
9. Bash files
10. zprofile
11. Where are Environment Variables stored?
12. pwd
13. ls
14. cd
15. ls -R
16. man
17. tr
18. mkdir
19. touch
20. cp
21. mv
22. rm
23. cp -R
24. Renaming a file
25. Deleting a directory
26. sudo
27. df
28. head
29. tail
30. diff
31. locate
32. find
33. File Permissions
34. Changing file permissions
35. chown
36. Performing an action on multiple files
37. grep
38. history
39. regex
40. regex commands
41. alias command
42. Terminal shortcuts
43. wget
44. top
45. uname
46. zip
47. unzip
48. hostname
49. useradd
50. userdel
51. Operating system commands
52. uname
53. Operating system information
54. lscpu
55. free
56. vmstat
57. id
58. getent
59. id User
60. lsof
61. Networking commands
62. nslookup
63. netstat
64. sed
65. cut
66. htop
67. ps aux
68. Working with operators
This comment should be pinned , hey i need your help how to set up terminal like Kunal did ?
8:23 eagerly waiting for Docker video !
Especially to run ubuntu in mac terminal
1:34:57 Kunal please tell how to install this Ubuntu over the mac terminal
docker it -run ubuntu
how to use this command ???
for this first you have to open docker desktop
where command only works in zsh shell. It is not available in bash shell. "whereis" command can be used instead of "where" if you are using bash.
for powershell any idea
Video I am waiting for. Thnks🎉
Hi Kunal, at 35:07 I see that second line is not displayed. But it works for me. Is there something I am doing different? why didnt the second line of the file also display
You are full of knowledge kunal, really praiseworthy.just a suggestion though, please prepare before you start recording, you dont seem to be in a flow and that confuses me a lot at times.
Thank you just finished learning
This is highly helpful 👏 Thank you Kunal
i like the setup with the lamp
😍😍😍
at 1:11:50 how was the root file deleted without sudo? bit confused here
was it because we changed the permissions to it maybe?
sorry if it was lame
We have to use UBUNTU ?
bhai networking wale jaise OS, DBMS ka bhi bnana bhai ... bhut OP
I will
Ready to learn!
hey kunal great explanation . Please post a AWS tutorial it will help us to strong our cloud foundations and also spring boot
do we have to download linux os in our computer for this??
Following your DSA course , its amazing 👏
But little hard for me 😅
Me too bro.
how's ur course going?
@@venmape5354 he did not complete course bro 😪
Now following pepcoding
@@AryanTomar_2025 its been 9 months bro how much u have done?
how is going bro? have you done all the videos?
@@AryanTomar_2025
I was looking for that course
To learn Linux
Hey kunal advanced concept of dsa and java that are apart from interview will be covered ?
Yes
@@KunalKushwaha Can these command lines also be used in Ubuntu?
Really love your videos man! Hope to find a full one for scripting
Great work man🔥🔥
Eagerly waiting for ur java playlist to cmplt it is just awesome
Will upload soon
@@KunalKushwaha thank you brother
Love you forever Sir. You are the God for us 💖.
you are far better >>> my whole clg staff
Great work Kunal
9:50 for ubuntu user the command to search for the location of command is "whereis"
Thanks a lot 😊
at 35:06 my second line is also printing by
cat (file_Name) command
why is that?
How many months devops bootcamp course will take?
Don't worry about it
Guys Kunal will complete dsa bootcamp from feb, It takes time for him also to deliver this kind of awesome content which is available literally no where...KUNAL OP
What is tool used in this video??
Your channel is ❤️
do i need to lean web devolopment or app devolopment for devops?
no
no but after dev ops you can learn basics of dev it will be helpful for devops
This is wonderful content, awesome explaintion
Cant thank you enough man!! god job👍👍
Amazing Tutorial
Dude are you like telepathic or something
I was just wondering how nice it would be to have a nice Linux tutorial
thank you very much bhai for your efforts
nice tutorial kunal
Just what I needed
That's what I wanted 👍
At 1:13:57, how have you inserted the names ?
Will the DevOps Bootcamp be completed in 6 months....?
Don't worry about it
Hi Kunal, Thank you so much for making this playlist. Can you estimate
the total no. of hours this playlist will have at the end?
How to practice this if we are on windows? Many of the commands you use here like touch and all doesn't work in windows terminal.
Downlowd Hyper terminal, You can use that. For most of the Command will run their. But even in hyper some command like "chmod" won't run, They need linux ecosystem.
Please continue the DSA bootcamp. We are waiting for next video
Bhai feb end Tak complete ho jayega tension na le
@@yashupadhyay7188 +1, just stay calm and work n learn
@@dglowned yes
Please complete DSA BOOTCAMP ASAP bro
Hello Bhai, finished watching the networking video, then here to continue this one, but I'm completely new to Linux don't know where and how to get CLI as I'm using windows os.
Plz guide how to practice all these commands and where ...
Hello I am also new and dont know how will I do this video tutorial . I don't have linux . Will I able to do this tutorial in windows
I'm also having same problem
@@Vicky-sw5lq you having linux , i dont have
@@GuyPlayGames bro i use windows OS not Linux 🥲
Thanks for linux video
For the people thats wondering why these commands are not working properly in windows terminal. Dont forget to download GNU coreutils and adding its path to env variables, also nodejs .
Is dsa bootcamp complete..??....please reply
will be done by feb end
@@KunalKushwaha thank you so much sir. That bootcamp is a real gem and I know for sure your every bootcamp will be😊
Man after watching kunals video I was also searching if there any company who take fresher as devops engineer I found none every company is asking for minimum 3 year experience . were to look for such opportunities were they hire fresher's with open source contribution or internship experience??
I am working in DevOps as a student and I know 100 more students working in the same field. Don't worry I will make videos on it.
Can we do this in the Ubuntu app??
Nice Thanks for the video
Hey, can someone please tell me what application you are using on windows as the terminal emulator ?
Please help me also...
did u get it??
can anyone help ?
I've just installed Ubuntu linux, I'm getting a transparent green and red screens over my screen repeatedly. What should I do?
Hey Kunal just wanted to ask u ,as I heard a lot Ubuntu is good for programmers ,as I can't afford Mac ,should I shift to completely to Linux for developement and all programming stuff? Hope u help me bro 🙏
Yes its great go for it
obviously bro , most of the programmers actually shift to linux at some or the other point. The early you start the better you get. Also seeing the latest windows updates , i feel ubuntu is way better and these are the commands which every linux user learns
@@surajrao4792 can you suggest me how to install ubuntu?
@@saugatrajbhandari4247 Watch any video on installation of Ubuntu on youtube.
Hi Kunal , are there any online editor where we do the same thing you taught?
I want to pursue a career in cloud computing, and I've heard that Linux is a prerequisite for working in the cloud. Will this tutorial be good for beginners?
hey kunal do we need to memorize all these commands ?
Do I need to have a basic knowledge about linux before watching this video? ..plz help
Do i have to learn any language for devops?
just follow my bootcamp
@@PROTECHRAHUL install VMware...
Kunal, In total around 8 companies rejected my resume. Is it because I am not from an IT branch. Shall I remove my branch from my resume?
After watching your videos I even started to contribute in open source. Recently I fixed an issue with Hashicorp/terraform aws provider. Being a Civil engineer and getting PRs accepted for such large communities is a very big thing, at least for me. But when you don't even get a chance to show your potential, it really makes your confidence and motivation go below and beyond 0.
I recently got an offer for an ML engineer role on-campus at a startup and even they were asking me questions like "how did you solve the takeaway CNN project being a civil engineer". And honestly, at that very moment, I felt like Rohit Mehra and wanted to say those exact words "main apne papa se sikh ke aya hu". On-campus is manageable but I don't know how to and what to do for off-campus roles.
I would appreciate your suggestions.
Love you, and keep making such great content for the community.
Hey, can we connect!?
I am also from similar background, need some suggestions
Wow. Your story is inspiring for a CS student like me.
@@sidbikas3675 yeah same
@@sidbikas3675 Yeah sure, How may I help you?
@@zendr0 can you please provide your linkedin profile link, so that we can discuss there
What aa great information