What is your experience with the Linux console? Can you give examples of commands and access rights configuration?

More than N (please specify your actual experience) years in various distributions (Ubuntu, CentOS, Debian, Alpine). Proficient in using standard utilities and scripts for automation.

Examples of commands:

• Viewing process information:

  ps aux | grep <process_name>
  

• Checking disk space usage:

  df -h
  

• Downloading a file:

  wget <file_URL>
  

• Extracting an archive:

  tar -xzf <archive_name.tar.gz>
  

• Editing a file using vim:

  vim <file_name>
  

Setting permissions:

• Using chmod to change permissions (owner, group, others; read, write, execute):

  chmod 755 <file_or_directory_name> # Owner: read, write, execute; Group: read, execute; Others: read, execute
  chmod +x <script_name> # Add execute permission for all
  

• Using chown to change file or directory owner:

  chown <new_owner>:<new_group> <file_or_directory_name>
  

• Configuring access control lists (ACLs) with setfacl and getfacl for more granular permission management:

  setfacl -m u:<username>:rwx <file_name> # Grant user read, write, execute permissions
  getfacl <file_name> # View file ACL
  

Regularly using pipelines (|), input/output redirection (>, >>, <), and exploring and applying more advanced utilities like awk, sed, and scripting in bash for automation of deployment, monitoring, and administration tasks.