I'm on the hunt for some good book recommendations about Linux Administration, specifically focusing on using the Terminal and setting up servers. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!
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Have you checked out "Learning the Bash Shell" by O'Reilly? It's a great starting point for understanding command line basics and works well for beginners.
It really depends on what server services you're interested in. For example, topics like LDAP, DNS, and Email usually have dedicated books. What are you aiming to set up?
Good question! Right now I'm mainly focused on managing the core OS, joining it to a domain, and handling access rights. I might also look into configuring Samba shares and possibly exploring Docker or Kubernetes. I work in the NHS, and we're considering Linux for some of our systems, so I'm keen to build my skills accordingly. Thanks for the input!