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Hello, I started my journey as a software tester and later discovered that I am interested in DevOps. So as a transiting of career to DevOps engineer. I am practicing the #100daysofdevops Challenge for self-improvement and learning the process of DevOps. I am sharing my experience with you, you can contact me at vishalabhosale30@gmail.com

Hello Everyone, so Today is day 2 of learning DevOps #100daysDevops

some basic commands I have already shared in a previous blog in this blog we can see some more important commands needed while working with DevOps.

  1. ls - List of files or directories available in pwd(present working directory)

  2. ls -l It is used to see the files in list format with permissions and date and time of creation.

    ls -a : it is used to check the hidden files from present working directory

ls -i : it is used to list the files and directories with index numbers inodes

ls -d */ : it is used to list only directories.(we can also specify a pattern)

let’s see some Directory commands

pwd: To check which directory we are currently in.

cd Dir_Name: It is used to change the directory to the provided path

cd..: It is used to change to the previous directory.

mkdir directoryName: It is used to make a Directory for the same location.

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