As part of strengthening my DevOps foundation, I focused today on essential Linux commands and system management. These are fundamental skills since most production environments in DevOps rely on Linux. Here’s what I explored: 📂 File & Directory Operations – copying, moving, deleting, and organizing files. 👥 User & Group Management – adding/removing users and groups to manage system access. ✍️ vi Editor – learning how to create and edit files directly in the terminal. 🗂 Linux Folder Structure – understanding the purpose of key directories like /etc, /var, /bin, and /home. 💬 I’d love to hear from the community — what Linux tips, tricks, or commands do you consider essential for someone starting their DevOps journey

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