Here is a list of things that you may want to go through to enhance your skillset. The beginner level is covered by the tutorial, most of the other things is not.
1.1 Navigate directories ++++++++++++++++++++++++
- Check the current working directory with
pwd
- List contents of the current directory with
ls -la
- Change the current directory both up and down with
cd
- Explain the difference between a relative and absolute path
- Type faster with the shortcuts
[TAB]
and[UPARROW]
1.2 Inspect text files ++++++++++++++++++++++
- List the contents of a file with
cat
,less
ormore
- Search words inside text files with
grep
- Display differences between text files with
diff
- Edit a text file with
nano
orvi
1.3 Copy and move files +++++++++++++++++++++++
- Copy one or many files with
cp
- Rename or move a file or directory with
mv
- Remove a file with
rm
- Remove a directory with
rmdir
2.1 Permissions +++++++++++++++
- Explain the meaning of the 9 permissions bits on a file
- Change permissions on a file with
chmod
- Change ownership of a file with
chown
orchgrp
- Override user privileges with
sudo
2.2 Pipes +++++++++
- Redirect output of a program to a text file
- Redirect output of a program to another program
- filter, sort, dedup and count lines/words with pipes
- Separate the
stdout
andstderr
streams
2.3 Networking ++++++++++++++
- Log into a remote system with
ssh
- Copy files to/from a remote system with
scp
- Download a file from the web with
curl
orwget
2.4 System checks +++++++++++++++++
- Check disk usage with
df
- Check directory sizes with
du
- List running processes with
pwd
ortop
- Kill a process with
kill
orxkill
2.5 System administration +++++++++++++++++++++++++
- Set an environment variable with
export
- Set an environment variable permanently in your
.bashrc
file - Execute a bash script with source
- Install a program with apt (Debian/Ubuntu)
- Compile a program using
make
- Install Linux on your laptop
- Explain what directories like
/bin
,/usr
,/etc
and/boot
contain - Add multiple users and groups
3.1 Administration +++++++++++++++++++
- Start a cronjob
- Configure a service in the
/env
directory - Know the differences between Linux distributions
- Compile a package from scratch
- Load kernel modules or compile a Linux kernel
3.2 Networking ++++++++++++++
- Run tools to analyze network traffic
- Configure a local network
- Install Linux on multiple remote machines simultaneously
3.3. Scripting ++++++++++++++
- Write an installer script for a remote machine
- Write bash scripts that contain variables, loops and conditional statements
- Process system logs automatically
- Enumerate more than 50 bash commands