Linux Commands frequently used by Linux Sysadmins - Part 1

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What are some Linux commands used by Sysadmins and power users daily? In this article, I’ve listed 10 such commands frequently used. Suggestions and feedback are welcome. Also, see Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, and Part 5. Some people consider Linux a complicated operating system geared toward expert users only. However, as a free and… continue reading.
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Quick tip:

If you want to check the IP address quickly without any additional information, you can use ip -br a command.

root@media:~# ip -br a
lo               UNKNOWN        127.0.0.1/8
ens18            UP             10.11.1.200/24
br-5c1c2264d6ba  UP             172.18.0.1/16
docker0          DOWN           172.17.0.1/16
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These are great and awesome resources. I found this as I am writing a new RUST crate to be published. GitHub - trinib/Linux-Bash-Commands: :godmode: Ultimate list of Linux bash commands, cheatsheets and resources and it has all the commands for the system administration.

Just to keep handy in case you forgot something, no one can remember everything all the time.

if anyone has been using this, i think can. I have been using this since many years : https://tldr.sh and this helps write the bash and system commands faster. Updating my stack and removed the old ones and finalizing the move with the current stack so thought that this might help you all as all have been searching.

If you use Neovim for the code then these are the repositories to follow: GitHub - rockerBOO/awesome-neovim: Collections of awesome neovim plugins. GitHub - altermo/vim-plugin-list: A list of vim/neovim plugins(/extensions for plugins) and https://neovimcraft.com

Evening from Germany,
Gaurav

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Yes, I’ve been using tldr and ChatGPT for command line help.

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Thats great, I use tldr and not chatGPT till now but will see later if needed. You should be always open to learning something new and this is how it goes. Right now i am finishing RUST so reading RUST everyday and at the same time, writing code in GO and Python.

There is a better implementation tealdeer-rs · GitHub and it is RUStT based and so fast.

Gaurav

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