Can you list the main command-line utilities used in Linux for system management and task automation?

Main command-line utilities in Linux for system management and task automation:

• systemctl — managing system services and daemons.
• cron and crontab — scheduling and automating task execution.
• top and htop — monitoring processes and system resources.
• ps — viewing running processes.
• kill and killall — terminating processes.
• df and du — checking disk space usage.
• tar, gzip, zip — archiving and compressing files.
• ssh — remote connection to other servers.
• rsync — synchronizing and copying files.
• grep — searching within text.
• awk and sed — processing and filtering text data.
• find — searching for files based on criteria.
• chmod, chown — managing file permissions.

These utilities allow efficient system management and automation of routine tasks.