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Every Linux command,
animated.

Watch each command run in a real-looking terminal, see what every part of it means, then try it yourself with practice tasks. From ls to kubectl.

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The first three commands on any server: where am I, what's here, and how full is the disk.

devops@devops-lab: ~ — zsh — 96×28
➜ ~
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pwd

pwd prints the directory you're in. Every relative path starts from here.

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File & Directory Management

Navigate, create, copy, move, find and link files: the commands you type a hundred times a day.

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$lsList directory contentsBeginner$cdChange the current working directoryBeginner$pwdPrint the current working directoryBeginner$cpCopy files and directoriesBeginner$mvMove or rename files and directoriesBeginner$rmRemove files and directoriesBeginner$mkdirCreate directoriesBeginner$rmdirRemove empty directoriesBeginner$touchCreate empty files or update timestampsBeginner$findSearch the filesystem by name, size, age, owner and moreIntermediate$locateFind files instantly by name from an indexBeginner$treeShow a directory hierarchy as a treeBeginner$statShow a file's inode: size, permissions, owner and timestampsIntermediate$lnCreate hard links and symbolic linksIntermediate