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[root@node1 ~]# systemctl status httpd

● httpd.service - The Apache HTTP Server

Active: active (running)

[root@node1 ~]# bash backup.sh

✔ Config backup created at /var/backup/configs

[root@node1 ~]# echo "Welcome to InfoUnix"

What you'll learn on InfoUnix

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Linux & Shell

Everyday admin commands, shell scripts for backups, monitoring and automation.

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Zones, LDOMs, SMF, performance basics and real troubleshooting cases.

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Containers, automation basics and the bridge from admin work into DevOps/cloud roles.

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Video Courses & Series

Structured playlists to take you from basics to confident admin.

Beginner → Intermediate

Shell Scripting for Real SysAdmins

Learn to write scripts for backups, monitoring, health checks, log rotation and automation of day-to-day tasks.

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Admin Focus

Linux & Solaris Admin Essentials

Understand services (systemd/SMF), processes, user management, networking and troubleshooting with real lab setups.

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