Sick and tired of being a Linux n00b?

I've worked in IT for nearly 10 years now -- as a Network Engineer, Web Developer, Help Desk Tech, Web Scraper, Software Developer, Site Reliability Engineer, Cloud Engineer and DevOps Engineer.

It feels like I've done it all.

If there is one core skill I'd say new engineers should have mastered -- it's Linux Systems Administration.

MOST web servers run Linux.

And companies are hiring people that understand how to build them, fix them and maintain them.

Linux is running in datacenters, cars, planes, space and fridges. (yes, seriously!)

Understanding how Linux works (and how it can break) can give you a real leg up on the competition.

I just aced a tech interview recently that had me fixing a lab Linux computer who's disk was filling up.

These types of job interviews are super common!

Over the years, I've been able to piece together blog posts, books, documentation to understand Linux systems and how to troubleshoot them and fly around on the command line.

Today I'm launching Shell Samurai -- a compilation of everything a Linux N00b should know to get started.

Here's a preview of the table of contents:

- What's a Linux kernel? how does Linux Boot?
- Navigating the Linux CLI like a pro
- Managing and installing packages
- Managing processes
- Troubleshooting Systems
- Checking network connectivity
- Using Git and version Control
- Spinning up a basic web server with Nginx
- Linux Job Interview Questions and Answer Guide

So if you're tired of being a Linux n00b, I invite you to check out Shell Samurai and advance your IT and Software career today

This is an e-book and is live on Saint Patrick's day, March 17th, 2023

Get a copy for only $50 today!

This is a living book, all orders will get access to future updates