BeginLinux Guru

BeginLinux Guru

Views:
567,771
Subscribers:
8,870
Videos:
141
Duration:
1:08:43:44
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United States

BeginLinux Guru is an American content creator on YouTube with at least 8.87 thousand subscribers, publishing 141 videos which altogether total approximately 567.77 thousand views.

Created on ● Channel Link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC88eard_2sz89an6unmlbeA





Top 100 Most Liked Videos by BeginLinux Guru


Video TitleRatingCategoryGame
1.Why "systemd"?1,365
2.Automatically mount Linux partitions with fstab399Tutorial
3.Demystifying Linux CPU Load Averages343
4.systemd Basics Part 3 -- Targets vs. Runlevels333
5.systemd Basics Part 1 covers the shutdown and reboot commands.330
6.Which Linux Distro for Beginners?307
7.Linux systems Administrators Can't Avoid systemd!283
8.Linux Users are Doomed!280
9.Should You Replace Red Hat, AlmaLinux, or Rocky Linux with Debian?384
10.Create Linux Partitions with fdisk262Tutorial
11.systemd Service Files--Part 1261
12.Why "sudo"?237
13.systemd Basics Part 2 -- Daemon Management233
14.Linux File Types209
15.Demystifying firewalld323
16.A Brief Tour of FreeIPA195
17.Automatically restart crashed services with systemd185Tutorial
18.Linux Processes and the proc File System181
19.Red Hat Drama Keeps Getting Better and Better152
20.Edit systemd Service Files Correctly145
21.Create Linux Partititions with gdisk137
22.The systemd Service File--The Service Section131
23.The Linux Filesystem117
24.Should we trust Microsoft in the Linux Foundation?98
25.Hard Links and Symbolic Links98
26.New Trojan malware infects Linux Devices. Linux devices used for attacks.97
27.Does WannaCrypt Ransomware Infect Linux?97
28.Formatting and Mounting Linux Partitions96
29.Introduction to Linux Process Management96
30.Is Kali Linux for Linux Beginners?94
31."sudo" for Home Users94
32.Revenge of the Red Hat Clones105
33.Mastering Linux Security and Hardening Third Edition139
34.View Linux Processes with ps90
35.Identity Management with FreeIPA83
36.Installing FreeIPA on Red Hat 7 or CentOS 780
37.Linux Service Management Made Easy with systemd107
38.Setting the hostname with systemd74
39.Introducing "BeginLinux Guru"69
40.Set Linux Process Priorities with nice and renice69
41.Is Linux Secure?68
42.Creating Linux Swap Partitions67
43.Mounting Linux Partitions with systemd79
44.Controlling the auditd Service62
45.Red Hat Shoots Itself in the Foot Again67
46.systemd Service Files--Part 3, The Install section59
47.View Linux Processes with top59Tutorial
48.The Linux locate command57
49.Basic Linux Commands56
50.Who Really Killed CentOS Linux?55
51.Set the timezone with timedatectl54
52.View System Info with lspci and lsusb52
53.The Death of CentOS Linux51
54.Linux user account configuration files50
55.Demystifying Linux cgroups151
56.Linux Signals and the Linux kill Command49Tutorial
57.Create Your First Linux Logical Volume46Vlog
58.Keep Linux Processes Running When You Log Out45Tutorial
59.Striped and Mirrored Logical Volumes45Vlog
60.Docker Host Security45
61.View Disk Space Usage with Linux df Command41
62.Manage systemd with chkservice40
63.The FTX Crash and its Cybersecurity Lessons41
64.Configuring a FreeIPA Client40
65.Demystifying Ubuntu's Uncomplicated Firewall43
66.Logical Volumes--The Basics37Vlog
67.Mastering Linux Security and Hardening35
68.systemd Security Flaw Can Allow Remote Code Execution Attacks33
69.Schedule a Future Linux Job with at32Tutorial
70.SambaCry. WannaCry for Linux?31
71.Add a Drive to a Logical Volume30Vlog
72.Schedule Linux Jobs with cron30
73.View Linux Processes with htop29
74.Ubuntu 17.04 released. Ubuntu drops Unity. Ubuntu focuses on enterprise.26
75.View Block Device Info with lsblk26
76.Linux Revives Ancient Computers!26
77.Adobe kills Flash. Great news for Linux!25
78.Certified LPI Level 3 Enterprise Security25Let's Play
79.View Hardware Info with lshw25
80.Linux ransomware on desktops and servers25
81.Prevent Data Loss with RAID23
82.Upgrade OpenSUSE Leap to OpenSUSE Tumbleweed Rolling Release24
83.Tizen Linux in Samsung televisions vulnerable to hacking24
84.Linux sudo bug allow privilege escalation attacks24
85.The Linux find Command23
86.YouTube Advertises a Scam23
87.SSH Key Control23
88.Linux and Unix File Permissions21
89.Linux Crypto Mining Malware Sensationalism20
90.User Management Utilities Common to All Linux Distros20
91.View Linux system information with neofetch20Guide
92.AI-generated Crypto Scam Advertisements23
93.Virtual Private Networks aren't always so private20
94.Start Network Services Dynamically20
95.More lvcreate Options19
96.Move a Volume Group to Another Computer18
97.Backup Your Servers Properly, or Else!23
98.I have invented Perfect IT Security!18
99.Getting Help for Linux18Let's Play
100.MongoDB ransomware, 50 tips for securing your network17