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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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System Information

Kernel, CPU, memory and uptime: the first commands on a box you've never seen.

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$unameShow the kernel name, version and architectureBeginner$hostnameShow or set the system's host nameBeginner$lscpuShow CPU architecture, cores, threads and cachesBeginner$freeShow used, free and available memoryBeginner$uptimeHow long the system has run, and its load averageBeginner$vmstatReport CPU, memory, swap and I/O activity over timeIntermediate$iostatMeasure disk throughput, latency and utilisationIntermediate