Make systemd services persistant - Linux Tutorial

Contents

• Introduction Introduction

  • Welcome

    1m
  • What you should know

    42s
• 1. Linux Shells Overview 1. Linux Shells Overview

  • Shell types

    3m 35s
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    Variables and shell environment

    6m 42s
  • Shell tips and tricks

    2m 40s
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    Shell history tricks

    3m 30s
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    Configure shell history

    5m 21s
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    Pattern matching with globs

    4m 47s
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    Pattern matching with extended globs

    3m 45s
• 2. Using the Bash Shell 2. Using the Bash Shell

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    Escape characters and quotes

    3m 57s
  • Brace and path substitution

    3m 40s
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    Command and variable substitution

    6m 21s
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    Named and unnamed pipes

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    File redirects and tees

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• 3. Linux Processes 3. Linux Processes

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    Introduction to processes

    1m 6s
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    Monitor processes using ps

    7m 29s
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    Monitor processes in real time

    4m 33s
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    Monitor processes graphically

    1m 45s
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    Manage processes

    6m 29s
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    Process priority

    3m 13s
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    Manage process jobs

    4m 18s
• 4. Job Scheduling 4. Job Scheduling

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    One-time jobs using at and batch

    4m 16s
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    Reccuring user jobs using cron

    5m 33s
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    Reccuring system jobs using cron

    4m 13s
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    Limit access to AT and cron jobs

    3m 41s
• 5. System Services 5. System Services

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    Introduction to system services

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    Get systemd service status

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    Manage systemd services

    2m 33s
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    Make systemd services persistant

    1m 40s
• Conclusion Conclusion

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    Next steps

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