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Managing Jobs and Processes with Bash and Z Shell

Learn essential process management skills for those working in Linux. Discover how to use jobs, signals, and shell customization to your advantage.

Beginner
1h 9m
(33)

Created by Chris Green

Last Updated May 12, 2020

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Managing Jobs and Processes with Bash and Z Shell

Learn essential process management skills for those working in Linux. Discover how to use jobs, signals, and shell customization to your advantage.

Beginner
1h 9m
(33)

Created by Chris Green

Last Updated May 12, 2020

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Understanding jobs and processes is a key skill for anyone who is responsible for a Linux server. In this course, Managing Jobs and Processes with Bash and Z Shell, you will gain a greater mastery over Linux environments, through effectively utilizing Bash and Z shell. First, you will learn how to inspect and manipulate running processes. Then, you will be introduced to the related concept of jobs. Finally, you will discover how to make the shell environment your own through persistent customization. When you are finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge of process management needed to effectively control execution on a Linux server.

Managing Jobs and Processes with Bash and Z Shell
Beginner
1h 9m
(33)
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