Managing Users, Processes, and Disk in Linux (Part-2)

This blog post is the second part of a five-part series on Linux essentials. It focuses on essential Linux commands for system administration and daily usage. The topics covered include user and group management, process management, and disk and file system commands. The blog uses real-world scenarios involving developers like Bob, Raj, and Alice to illustrate the practical applications of these commands. The author also includes helpful tips for efficient Linux usage, such as using `htop` and `watch`. The author encourages backing up configuration files and understanding `sudo` and least privilege principles. Furthermore, the author suggests using the `man` command for detailed tool information. This blog is part of a #30DaysLinuxChallenge aimed at promoting Linux knowledge and skills. The author, Rajpreet Gill, also shares their LinkedIn profile for further engagement.