Oreilly – Linux Under the Hood, 2nd edition, 2024-2 – Download

Description

Linux Under the Hood Course, 2nd Edition. This course provides an in-depth look at how Linux works and allows you to take full advantage of its capabilities. Getting to know the internals of Linux will allow you to go beyond simple commands and gain valuable information to optimize your use of Linux. The first module is devoted to a deeper understanding of the Linux architecture. You will learn about the inner workings of key Linux components such as the Linux kernel, system, and boot procedure. The next module will focus on storage and file systems, which include on-premises devices as well as cloud and data center storage solutions. Next, we’ll look at the main components, including memory, processes, and the intricacies of command execution. Finally, we’ll look at the evolution of Linux into a container-based platform. Each lesson ends with a real-life scenario in which Sander demonstrates the practical implementation of the various functions described in the video tutorials.

Students in this course are expected to have a basic knowledge of the Linux operating system.
Students in this course must prepare a virtual or physical machine running any Linux distribution. Equipment specifications are not important
To make this tutorial easier to follow, it is recommended (but not required) to install the latest version of Ubuntu LTS (workstation or server version) or the latest version of CentOS Stream or equivalent.

The audience for this course is people who have been using Linux for a while and want to know what it actually does.
The typical primary audience is system administrators.
Secondary audiences include operating systems students and others who want to know how Linux works.