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Linux on DigitalOcean - Linux Tutorial
From the course: Linux Tips
Linux on DigitalOcean
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- [Instructor] One great place to run Linux in the cloud is DigitalOcean. For a while now, they've had an offering that starts at $5 a month for a small Linux machine that's great for experimenting with services and web apps. Whenever I want to set up a small personal project online, DigitalOcean is usually my first stop. From their site, you can sign up and then choose to create a Droplet, which is what they call their virtual machines. From my dashboard here, I'll choose Create and Droplets. I can choose a distro, Ubuntu, Fedora, Debian, CentOS, even FreeBSD, and I can choose which of the available versions to use. Down below, I can choose a Droplet size. I'll go for the $5 a month one here. That's just fine for learning about Linux in the cloud and even for hosting a personal website or blog or a variety of simple services. Further down, I can choose which of their global datacenters to start the Droplet in. I'll choose one in San Francisco. Following some additional options, I'm…
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Contents
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Foundations: What's Linux?5m 26s
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Foundations: Distros10m 50s
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Foundations: Installing Linux in a virtual machine6m 30s
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Foundations: USB installer7m 46s
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Foundations: Installing Linux5m 17s
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Foundations: Dual-booting your system4m 18s
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Foundations: Core Utilities4m 40s
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Foundations: Linux on a VPS4m 2s
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Linux on Azure7m 21s
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Google Cloud Platform3m 37s
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Linux on DigitalOcean6m 39s
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System basics: The Linux file system6m 35s
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System basics: The command line5m 23s
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System basics: Keyboard shortcuts1m 40s
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System basics: sudo access and root4m 57s
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System basics: Explore a system4m 38s
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System basics: Exploring Bash7m
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System basics: Bash scripting basics4m 59s
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System basics: The Bash prompt6m 2s
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System basics: Bash output redirection4m 57s
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Bash expansions and substitutions4m 23s
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Bash aliases and functions4m 7s
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Bash operators6m 55s
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Logs5m 4s
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Grub3m 19s
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SysV init4m 43s
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Systemd5m 29s
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Cron8m 7s
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Understanding chroot3m 16s
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System basics: User and group management8m 39s
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System basics: Service management3m 44s
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Backing up data with rsync5m 35s
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Splitting and combining files3m 3s
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Environment configuration files2m 43s
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Working with dotfiles1m 43s
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Exploring the PATH variable3m 51s
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Browsing with the directory stack3m 19s
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Finding or locating files3m 52s
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Working with swap4m 29s
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Read and write caches3m 5s
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Terminals, consoles, and TTYs4m 27s
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Exploring journalctl5m 2s
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Files on Linux4m 10s
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File system basics: Archives6m 22s
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File system basics: Permissions 1014m 43s
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Loop devices4m 35s
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Configuring group file shares4m 37s
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Managing space on the file system5m 3s
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Overlay file systems4m 17s
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Bind mounts2m
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Modifying the file system table7m 44s
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Sticky bit4m 39s
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Access control lists4m 6s
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Working with text: Vim 1015m 15s
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Working with text: Emacs 1015m 42s
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Working with text: nano 1015m 29s
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Working with text: grep4m 23s
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Working with text: Regular expressions4m 57s
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Working with text: sed7m 24s
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Working with text: AWK2m 51s
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Working with text: cut and sort4m 14s
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Working with text: ed 1016m 17s
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Package management: Basics6m 59s
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aptitude5m 43s
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dpkg2m 20s
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yum and DNF4m 58s
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RPM3m 24s
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Creating your own packages3m 12s
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Adding third-party repositories with APT7m 6s
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Adding third-party repositories with Yum1m 46s
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Create a local APT repository7m 25s
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Create an APT repository for your network5m 56s
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Mirror repositories to save bandwidth3m 5s
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Zypper4m 17s
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Using Flatpak4m 11s
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Using snaps3m 15s
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Package management: PPAs4m 24s
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Homebrew package management7m 43s
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Using AppImage apps2m 34s
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Remote files: curl and wget4m 42s
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SSH: Secure access8m 8s
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SSH: Transferring files with scp and sftp5m 59s
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SSH: Managing and distributing keys6m 34s
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SSH: Tunnels3m 46s
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Browsing the web through a proxy server4m 28s
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X11 forwarding2m 52s
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Using a SOCKS proxy4m 53s
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Using a Squid proxy8m 43s
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Using mosh5m 11s
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SSH: Reverse tunnel4m 1s
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Disks and partitions6m 42s
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Logical volume management9m 58s
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Create a RAID array9m 10s
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Repairing a RAID array4m 44s
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Local IP address5m 15s
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Predictable network interface names4m 51s
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DNS5m 40s
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VPN1m 43s
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Exploring system hardware5m 7s
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Drivers and modules4m 16s
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Understanding QEMU and KVM2m 49s
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Creating a VM with QEMU and KVM3m 46s
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Private networking6m 37s
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Routing and forwarding4m 26s
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DHCP4m 55s
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Network troubleshooting7m 42s
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Wi-Fi on Linux4m 14s
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Set up a secure tunnel with WireGuard8m 38s
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Scanning network ports with Nmap4m 28s
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Exploring Windows Subsystem for Linux2m 20s
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Windows Subsystem for Linux7m 20s
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Exploring virtualization5m 28s
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Exploring containers5m 19s
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Exploring Fedora3m 8s
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Ubuntu desktop 18.042m
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Changing the default shell3m 30s
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Exploring other shells2m 5s
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Blocking ads on your network with Pi-hole6m 35s
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Exploring CentOS2m 6s
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Exploring Zsh5m 41s
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Osquery4m 28s
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Exploring fish5m 21s
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Exploring csh and tcsh2m 34s
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Using diff to compare files3m 54s
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Using xargs3m 41s
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Configuring and managing logs4m 32s
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Job control3m 59s
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Using watch and time3m 5s
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Recording a terminal session3m 14s
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Exploring Debian1m 49s
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Exploring SUSE Linux7m 33s
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Exploring Arch Linux16m 44s
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Exploring Alpine Linux6m 18s
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Exploring Linux Mint5m 14s
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Exploring Amazon Linux5m 8s
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UNIX time and the 2038 problem6m 36s
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Visual file management with Midnight Commander5m 42s
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Terminal on the go5m 1s
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FUSE and SSHFS3m 54s
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Removing Linux4m 44s
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WSL distros on Windows 103m 13s
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Embedded Linux4m 25s
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Exploring Netboot2m 43s
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Exploring ZFS3m 53s
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Docker on Linux5m 24s
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Planning a home server6m 11s
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Backups with rsync6m 18s
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Linux on an old PC6m 7s
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Creating a disk image with dd3m 54s
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Mounting and writing disk images with dd7m 1s
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Migrating to a new distro4m 33s
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Planning a portable bootable disk3m 12s
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Creating a portable bootable disk5m 30s
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Host your own Apache web server5m 32s
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Set up Let’s Encrypt on a web server5m 3s
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Host a personal cloud with Nextcloud4m 50s
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Hosting email services3m 7s
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Set up a print server with CUPS6m 5s
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Create a network PDF printer4m 37s
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Remote logging with Rsyslog7m 12s
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Set up a Git server4m 15s
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NGINX web server4m 11s
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Share files with a Samba server3m 35s
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Set up an NFS server3m 58s
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Monitoring your server2m 49s
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Exploring Internet Relay Chat (IRC)6m 6s
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Keep on learning!35s
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