Tell us about your experience with Linux command line and using command utilities.

Experience with Linux command line typically includes:

• Navigating the filesystem with commands like cd, ls, pwd.
• Managing files and directories (cp, mv, rm, mkdir, touch).
• Viewing file contents (cat, less, head, tail).
• Searching files and text (find, grep).
• Managing processes (ps, top, kill).
• Using package managers (apt, yum, dnf).
• Working with permissions (chmod, chown).
• Using archiving and compression utilities (tar, gzip).
• Writing simple bash scripts for automation.

Example of a simple command to find all .log files and output the last 10 lines of each:

find /var/log -name "*.log" -exec tail -n 10 {} \;

This experience allows effective system management, automating routine tasks, and analyzing server status.