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Linux fundamentals are essential for working with Amazon Web Services (AWS) as many AWS services and resources are based on Linux operating systems. Here are some key Linux fundamentals that will be helpful when working on AWS: [1] | |
Command Line Interface (CLI) : Familiarity with the Linux command line is crucial for interacting with AWS services, managing resources, and automating tasks. Common commands like ls, cd, mkdir, rm, cp, mv, grep, awk, sed, and chmod are widely used. | |
File System Hierarchy : Understanding the Linux file system hierarchy, such as /bin, /etc, /var, /tmp, /home, and /usr, is important for navigating and managing files and directories on AWS instances. | |
Text Editors : Proficiency with text editors like vim or nano is essential for editing configuration files, writing scripts, and modifying code on AWS instances. | |
Package Managers : Knowledge of package managers like yum, apt, or dnf is necessary for installing, updating, and removing software packages on AWS instances. |