Well-curated scenario-based questions and brief interview-style answers without getting into too much detail. Exactly what I needed to brush up on my concepts before an interview.
Nice content as a Linux enthusiast trying to land my first job as a Linux Sysadmin this was really helpful, also l knew most of the answer ando in some of them made me get a better understanding.
Thank you for the query. I can confirm that the command is working as expected. I have tested it on my machine and it gives the right output. Example output from the command : ubuntu@ip-172-31-29-161:~$ ps -u ubuntu | grep -v PID | awk '{print $1}' 46382 46383 46492 46526 47531 47532 47737 47738 47768 47769 47770
grep -v will to exclude the line that contains PID (the header of the ps output) so that with print $1 it will only print the PIDs numbers not the headers(ie, it will exclude this header line PID TTY TIME CMD)
Well-curated scenario-based questions and brief interview-style answers without getting into too much detail. Exactly what I needed to brush up on my concepts before an interview.
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Nice content as a Linux enthusiast trying to land my first job as a Linux Sysadmin this was really helpful, also l knew most of the answer ando in some of them made me get a better understanding.
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Very helpful ... Such videos must reach to larger audience. Thanks for the helpful content !!
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This is so well presented and easy to remember - pls make more videos like this
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Very useful information here! Thank you
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Great content Sir! Clear and concise, just the way it's supposed to be. Thank you.
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Randomly came now loved it one small request pls make a video on Multipathing Nic Binding and Satelite Patching
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Great video! Very practical use cases.
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At 16:45 - grep -v PID will return everything except the PID as thats the behaviour of -v option. I think it should be just grep PID?
Thank you for the query. I can confirm that the command is working as expected. I have tested it on my machine and it gives the right output.
Example output from the command :
ubuntu@ip-172-31-29-161:~$ ps -u ubuntu | grep -v PID | awk '{print $1}'
46382
46383
46492
46526
47531
47532
47737
47738
47768
47769
47770
grep -v will to exclude the line that contains PID (the header of the ps output) so that with print $1 it will only print the PIDs numbers not the headers(ie, it will exclude this header line PID TTY TIME CMD)
Fantastic
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good and detailed information👍
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Excellent video . Why the like count is soo less 😮🤔
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It's only one month old that's why.
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