🎬Welcome to Day 3 of the Linux 101 Course for DevOps Engineers! In today’s video, we’re diving into the Linux file system and learning how to move around like a pro. These are the foundational skills every DevOps engineer needs when working on Linux servers. Here’s what we’ll cover: 🔹 Navigating the Linux file system 🔹 Understanding the current working directory (`pwd`) 🔹 Listing files and directories with `ls` 🔹 Creating directories with `mkdir` 🔹 Creating files using `touch` 🔹 Copying files and folders using `cp` 🔹 Moving or renaming files with `mv` These are **basic but powerful commands** that will give you the flexibility to work confidently in any Linux environment. By the end of this video, you’ll be comfortable navigating, managing files, and building the muscle memory needed for real-world DevOps tasks. --- 🔗 Follow me for more DevOps content 📌 TikTok: [ @barilonofficial]( @barilonofficial) 📌 Instagram: \[@your\_instagram\_handle] 📌 LinkedIn: [ ]( )