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[Free] Linux Basics Part 2

Linux Filesystem Architecture – Free Course

Added on May 7, 2022 IT & Software 2 min read

What you’ll learn

• What is Linux Filesystem, How to check Filesystem Type, Linux Filesystem Architecture
• Linux Basics, UNIX Basics
• Computers Knoledge, Operating Systems Knowledge
• Who Wants to lean Linix or Unix Operating System, Who Wants to be a Programmer, Who wants to be a Administrator

Requirements

• No Programming is required, No Operating System Knowledge is required, student need to have basic computers knowledge.

Description

— Introduced in 1965 by AT&T , GE and MIT.

UNICS — Based on Multics there is one more Operating System introduced called “UNICS”

— Uni plexed Information and Computing System

— It was introduced in 1969, implemented by “Ken Thompson”

UNIX — was introduced in 1973,

— Implemented by “Ken Thompson” and “Dennis Ritche”

— This is completely written in ‘C’ Language.

— is a Open Source Operating System.

— Open Source means — They give complete source code written in ‘C’ Language.

— Based on this open source many vendors implemented different UNIX Operating

Systems like:

Sun Solaris(Oracle)

IBM — AIX

HP-UX

BSD– FreeBSD

SG(Silicon Graphics) — IRIX

etc..

— Linux Operating System also introduced based on UNIX opensource.

Linux Introduction:-

Linux is a Operating System like UNIX Operating.

Linux Operating System invented based on Open source of UNIX.

Linux Operating System was invented in 1991.

The base of Linux Operating System is Linux Kernel.

Linux Operating System was implemented by “Linus Torvalds”.

Linux Operating System is opensource.

Based on Linux Opensource Many Vendors implemented Linux Flavours like

Redhat

Fedora

CentOS

Debian

Ubuntu

Suse

OEL(Oracle Enterprise Linux)

etc..

Plenty of Linux Flavours implemented around 600+ Linux Operating System, in that around 300 active Linux Flavours maintained.

Features of Linux:-

1. Opensource — Linux Open source and Free Software

2. Multi-Tasking — At a time we can run multiple tasks

3. Mukti-User — At a time any no.of user can login and can work.

4. Portability — Can be installed on Any Hardware. It does not require any

Specialized hardware.

5. Reliability — Large Server have successfully being running without a single second of

down time.

Most of Development Servers, Testing Servers and Production Servers are Linux Servers.

Only developer, testers machines are windows.