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19 Advance Linux Commands You Should Know!

DevOps Descent on October 31, 2024

1. htop Usage: Interactive process viewer that’s much more advanced than top. Command: htop Description: Shows processes, memory, a...
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Sérgio Araújo • Edited

Have you tryied

jq '.' file.json
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Because most of the time cat is not needed.

even simple commands hide some tricks

mkdir -p lua/{core,plugins}
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But I would add gnu parallel on this list:

seq 4500 | parallel -j20 wget -c https://speechling.com/static/audio/male/english/english_{}.mp3
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DevOps Descent

Thanks!
I will update jq usage in my post.

parallel is a nice addition, I will cover this in my next blog post.
Stay tuned.

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Oscar

If anyone's curious, btop is a much cleaner version of atop.

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DevOps Descent

Glad someone shared, thanks 🤗

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Ankur K

github.com/nvbn/thefuck
Must have 🥱

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DevOps Descent

Thanks for this, the name caught me😆😆

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Boopathi

This is a great list! I'm bookmarking this for future reference. It's especially helpful to have the basic usage example included with each command.

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DevOps Descent

Noted ✍️for the next post, thanks 🤗

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Atle Magnussen

iptables is kind of deprecated now. It has been replaced by nftables. Iptables lives on as a compatibility layer with a translation from nftables rules.

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DevOps Descent

Nice catch, thanks for the information 😉

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Niranjan Pandit

netstat
Get info on open ports and the processes

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DevOps Descent

Thanks for mentioning 🤗
I'll add this to the next blog