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Storage : Partition
Block devices 1,
Character devices 2,
File system 3
48  cards
Storage: Logical Volumes
Device mapper 1,
Dm multipath 2,
Where do you find the config file...
34  cards
Storage: Mounting File Systems
Mount point 1,
Mount 2,
Mount auto 3
9  cards
Identifying and Access Management
Iam 1,
Id_rsapub 2,
Id_rsa 3
11  cards
Storage: Logging Services
Var log 1,
Var log authlog 2,
Var log syslog 3
11  cards
Process Text Files
OBJ 3.1
10  cards
Boot Process
Linux boot process 1,
4 main boot components 2,
Preboot execution environment pxe 3
12  cards
System Directories
Filesystem hierarchy standard fhs 1,
Boot 2,
Bin 3
8  cards
User and Application-related Directories
User and application related dire...,
Home 2,
Usr user programs and application...
6  cards
Server Architecture
Most common linux server architec...,
X86 32 bit architecture 2,
X86_64 amd64 64 bit architecture 3
5  cards
Linux Distributions
Linux distributions 1,
Package management systems 2,
What are the key features of rpm ...
17  cards
Graphical User Interface
Obj 1.1
12  cards
Software Licensing
Software licensing 1,
Free software 2,
Free software example 3
8  cards
User and Session Environmental Variables
Obj 1.5
10  cards
System and Execution Environmental Variables
Obj 1.5
12  cards
Paths
OBJ 1.5
5  cards
Environmental configurations in Linux
OBJ 1.5
12  cards
Input Redirection
Types of input redirection 1,
Standard input stdin 2,
The cat command without redirecti...
12  cards
Output Redirection
Output redirection 1,
Standard output stdout 2,
Basic output redirection 3
10  cards
History and Shortcuts
History feature 1,
History 2,
History recall number commands 3
9  cards
Regex
Definition and purpose of regex 1,
Wildcard character 2,
Example 3
17  cards
Search and Extract
Obj 1.5
16  cards
Modify and Replace
Obj 1.5
14  cards
Sort and Count
Wc command 1,
What is the wc command syntax 2,
Example of using wc to count line...
29  cards
View and Navigate
What does the head command do 1,
Why is head useful 2,
Default behavior of head 3
21  cards
Output and Redirect
What does echo do 1,
Syntax of echo 2,
Example show home directory 3
15  cards
Math and Format
What is the purpose of the printf...,
What does the s specifier do in p...,
What does n do in printf 3
7  cards
Systems and Scripts
What do system and script command...,
What two key commands are discuss...,
What is the purpose of the uname ...
13  cards
Text Editor
What is the purpose of linux text...,
What are text editors used for in...,
Why are text editors essential fo...
26  cards
Kernel Module Management
Obj 1.2
16  cards
Module Information and Dependency
What is the analogy used for mana...,
What command analyzes module depe...,
What is the primary purpose of th...
16  cards
Hardware Information Commands
Obj 1.2
18  cards
Hardware Inventory Controls
Obj 1.2
18  cards
System Monitoring and Diagnostics Commands
Purpose of system monitoring comm...,
Primary system monitoring commands 2,
What dmesg displays 3
20  cards
Initrd Management
Obj 1.2
21  cards
Custom Hardware
Obj 1.2
15  cards
Partition Information Commands
Obj 1.3
18  cards
Partition Management Commands
Blank 1,
What are fdisk and gdisk used for 2,
Which partition table does fdisk ...
29  cards
Filesystem Types, Metadata, Utilities
What does df do 1,
What does du do 2,
What does fio do 3
16  cards
Mounting & Filesystems
What does mount do 1,
What does umount do 2,
What is autofs 3
19  cards
RAID
What does raid stand for 1,
What is the purpose of raid 2,
What does raid 0 use for speed 3
18  cards
Basic Physical Volume Management
What are physical volumes pvs in ...,
What must be done before includin...,
Name key commands for pv manageme...
16  cards
Modifying And Removing Physical Volumes
What does lvm allow regarding pvs 1,
Name key commands for modifying r...,
What does pvresize do 3
13  cards
Basic Volume Group Management
What do volume groups vgs do 1,
Name key commands for vg manageme...,
What does vgscan do 3
17  cards
Modifying and Removing Volume Groups
What does volume group management...,
Name key commands for modifying r...,
What does vgextend do 3
18  cards
Basic Logical Volume Management
What are logical volumes lvs 1,
Name key commands for lv manageme...,
What does lvcreate do 3
18  cards
Modifying and Removing Logical Volumes
What does logical volume manageme...,
Name key commands for modifying r...,
What does lvchange do 3
16  cards
Static and System Mount Information
Which three files manage mounted ...,
What does proc mounts show 2,
Is proc mounts editable by users 3
19  cards
Performance & Accessibility Mount Options
What do linux mount options contr...,
Name common mount options 2,
What does ro do 3
18  cards
Security & Restriction Mount Options
What do linux security mount opti...,
Name common security mount options 2,
What does nodev do 3
14  cards
Network Mounts
What do network mounts do 1,
Name common types of network moun...,
What is nfs designed for 3
20  cards
Filesystem Formats
What do filesystem formats do 1,
Name key linux filesystem formats 2,
What is ext4 known for 3
22  cards
Inodes
What do inodes store 1,
What metadata is stored in an ino...,
Do inodes store file names or con...
18  cards
Filesystem Utilities
What do filesystem utilities allow 1,
Why are filesystem utilities usef...,
Name common filesystem utility co...
25  cards

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