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Linux User Management Made Simple: Learn the Essentials in Minutes

Linux User Management Made Simple: Learn the Essentials in Minutes
Whether you're just getting started with Linux or refreshing your system administration skills, understanding how user accounts work is essential. In this post, I’ll walk through the basics of user ...
21.04.2025 0 Read More

How to Modify User Accounts and Properties on Linux Using usermod

Working with user accounts is a core part of Linux system administration, especially in DevOps, SRE, and IT support roles. The usermod command is a powerful tool used to change various properties of a...
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If You Can't Control Access, You Can't Control the Cloud (Part 2)

If You Can't Control Access, You Can't Control the Cloud (Part 2)
Have you had any moment when someone says "I can't see this file" or worse, "Who deleted our project folder?" These aren't glitches, they're permission problems that plague cloud environments daily. A...
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Log Management with `journalctl` and `/var/log` in Red Hat Linux

Log Management with `journalctl` and `/var/log` in Red Hat Linux
Welcome to Day 12 of the 30 Days of Linux Challenge. Today’s focus is one of the most vital but often overlooked skills in Linux system administration: log management.In Red Hat-based systems, logs ...
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From chaos to order: how the mv command simplifies Linux file management

From chaos to order: how the mv command simplifies Linux file management
The mv command in Linux is an essential and versatile tool for managing files and directories. Its primary purpose is to move files or directories from one location to another, but it also serves as ...
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Mastering vi Editor in Linux: A Simple Guide for Real-World Use

Mastering vi Editor in Linux: A Simple Guide for Real-World Use
Introduction I’m continuing my 30-day Linux challenge as part of my preparation for the RHCSA exam and today’s article covers something I’ve come to appreciate more with every passing d...
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Unlock the Power of Innovation: A Deep Dive into the Red Hat Developer Program

Unlock the Power of Innovation: A Deep Dive into the Red Hat Developer Program
Are you ready to transform your development journey with tools trusted by enterprises around the globe? The Red Hat Developer Program is a gateway to a fully featured, open-source ecosystem built for ...
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File Permissions, Ownership, and Sudo Access in Red Hat Linux

Welcome to Day 13 of the 30 Days of Linux Challenge! Today we’re tackling a core security topic in Linux: understanding how to control access to files, processes, and administrative privileges.Red H...
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A Simple Guide to SSH in Red Hat Linux: Why It’s Important and How It’s Used in Cloud, Servers, and Remote Work

If you've ever heard about SSH and wondered why it’s such a big deal, you’re in the right place! SSH, which stands for Secure Shell, is one of the most powerful tools in Linux, especially in Red H...
23.04.2025 0 Read More

User and Group Management in Red Hat Linux

User and Group Management in Red Hat Linux
Welcome to Day 21 of the 30 Days of Linux Challenge! Today I focused on one of the most fundamental sysadmin tasks: managing users and groups.If you’re running multi-user servers, managing team acce...
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