(Re)Discovering UNIX Tools
summary
A practical introduction to built-in Linux/UNIX troubleshooting tools, demonstrating how to use grep, find, xargs, strace, tcpdump and lsof to diagnose problems like hung programs or misread configurations. The talk walks through a series of use cases showing which tool to run and how to apply it to locate and investigate issues.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:06The shell
- 4:13The commands
- 8:23Unix tools
- 11:50Stopping containers
- 15:37Stopping a process
- 23:28Configuring new software
- 24:41Taking network
- 25:53Practical tools
- 27:34Conclusion
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