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How Linux Works explains what happens beneath the surface of the Linux operating system, connecting everyday commands with the kernel, hardware and user-space services. Brian Ward guides readers through devices, disks, filesystems, boot loaders, systemd, processes, users and network configuration, showing how the parts fit together.
This third edition includes LVM, journald, IPv6, virtualization, containers and cgroups. It also covers shell scripting, network services, development tools and compiling software from C source code. Practical examples support the explanations, helping readers understand system behaviour and investigate problems with greater confidence.
Brian Ward has worked with Linux since 1993 and has written several books about Linux and virtualization. His approach combines technical detail with accessible explanations for readers who want to move beyond simply following instructions.
A useful reference for aspiring Linux system administrators, developers and curious power users, this book offers a structured route into Linux internals. Add this copy to your technical library and build a clearer understanding of the system you use.
- Encadernação: Capa mole
- Ano: 2021 (3.ª ed.)
- Páginas: 437
- ISBN: 978-1-7185-0040-2