This presentation was recorded at GOTO Amsterdam 2019. #GOTOcon #GOTOams
Bert Jan Schrijver – JavaOne Rockstar & Champion, NLJUG leader & CTO at OpenValue
ABSTRACT
Short version: I’ll show you everything you need to know about the Linux command line as a developer.
Long(er) version:
As a developer, you often have to deal with Linux servers. Troubleshooting, digging through logs, editing configuration files, you name it. If you’re used to working with Windows or OSX GUI’s, the Linux terminal might appear fairly basic and difficult to use.
But, with some basic background knowledge and a small set of terminal commands in your toolbox, it can actually be extremely powerful and loads of fun!
In this session, I’ll explain the concepts behind the Linux command line and I’ll demo loads of useful stuff. You’ll learn how to quickly navigate, find files, examine and search through logs, how to investigate a system under load, a bit of shell scripting, ssh tunneling and more!
At the end of this session, you’ll have the chance to throw your own problems and use cases at me – I’ll come up with solutions on the spot. Bring your own problems 😉
This talk takes places entirely in the command line. No slides, no IDE, just […]
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ifconfig is deprecated and no longer comes installed
For anyone who wants to learn vi / vim: just type vimtutor on your commandline.. 🙂
If you repeat this talk, consider a quick demo of ssh-keygen (encourage using a passphrase) and ssh-agent (to make it practical)… This way if someone snags your ssh-key you wont be totally destroyed.
The shell is my primary workhorse and has been for several years but I still find amazing what you can do just by composition of simple concepts. Nice talk!
Excelente exposicion, saludos from Argentina. Thanks a lot!
What a nice video, thank you for sharing!
Good stuff
When I grow up I would like to be like this guy in Linux terminal. Great talk!
Thanks for the amazing talk.
Btw, I usually use the command `nc -vz <ip> <port>` in order to check if <port> is opened on machine with IP address <ip> (e.g. nc -vz 192.168.1.130 8080)
link to slide deck?
This guy looks like Heavyweight boxer Alex Usyk
Any good book to know more about this stuff?