Storage & Compilation (Linux+ Objective 1.1.4)

[@paluruhari6295]

I don’t understand, why this kind and awesome Shawn has got only 7k subscribers, He is doing great, I wish , I had some superpowers to subscribe *one lakh* times for his awesome content on Linux. Your passion towards tech has really helped *Many people to feed their families*(Because, people are able to crack interviews with your content and eventually they get better living and their families will be happier). We need more people like Shawn, that only Shawn can make others like him.I’m really inspired by your kindness. We are privileged to have access to your channel for free and Many thanks to you and God..

[@shawnp0wers]

Whoa, I don't know what to say. Thank you so much for the kind words, you made my whole day. And while I"ve been making videos since... 2007ish, I've only been publishing on this channel regularly for a year or so. As long as there are awesome people like you, we'll grow to the point that I can devote even MORE time to it, and then it will grow MORE, etc. Thank you for being awesome. :)

[@paluruhari6295]

@@shawnp0wers I can’t do anything else, except telling Thanks to Linux GOD. Once again Thanks to you sir.

[@agroleau04]

Really appreciate the Linux+ series Shawn, great content!

[@shawnp0wers]

Thanks Anthony! I will hopefully get into a groove and release a bit more regularly too. :)

[@Catmemegod]

You rock Shawn Powers. I already have my dream job (thanks to your other videos) but I am here to stay sharp and keep learning new stuff.

[@damianpodgorski6977]

Enjoyed this episode, watched again, did the hands-on part, I see the new one so I will go for it now :)

[@njp101]

Hey man this is totally awesome! Thanks for doing this!!

[@mikeolear]

Thanks!

[@shawnp0wers]

DUDE. Holy carpsicles!!! Seriously, I know there was a whole thing, but... all these SuperThanks are above and beyond. I'm humbled, my friend. Thank you, sincerely.

[@damianpodgorski6977]

Watching for the second time, this time following along on my Linux box :) I hope you are getting better Shawn

[@shawnp0wers]

I think I am. I drew a comic today for the first time in months. I think that's a good sign. :)

[@scottb4029]

Good video Shawn. Lots of dry stuff to wade through. Raid systems and compiling from source could make a good practical video for new users. Thank you for your hard work. Stay well, stay safe.

[@shawnp0wers]

Thanks Scott! Yeah... this one felt like a LOT of just, "stuff to know" without a ton of practical demos. Thus my pigs-in-space sorta stuff to try injecting even a tiny bit of fun, lol.

[@amanuelyohannes7151]

Loved the Typo ... Typo!! :-))

[@shawnp0wers]

lol, right?!? :D

[@jehster]

Thanks for the videos. I'd love to learn more about using LVM if you ever do a video on that. Despite my many years with Linux, I've avoided using it, even though some distros want you to use it out of the box. Another one (which would probably be a whole series of advanced videos) would be Ceph. I've given that some effort in the past and it looks really promising since it's like RAID across servers instead of disks.

[@shawnp0wers]

I think we will cover LVM later in the series. I often don't use it either, because it adds a layer of complexity that isn't worth it for me. (I'm never going to add another drive to my laptop, so setting up LVM is just... a bit much, at least it seems so for me) I actually just installed a Ceph cluster with Proxmox at my mini datacenter. It's pretty slick! I'll have to cover it someday.

[@animeman64]

@@shawnp0wers Please do. I love everything relating to Datacenters and servers.

[@kimaegaii]

I really appreciate all of this, just a request that well it's a big request, but i wonder if in the future you might make a course like this but in more baby language. like, for people that it takes longer to understand i guess.

[@shawnp0wers]

Ooooo, have you seen my Linux Essentials course? snar.co/linux

[@kimaegaii]

Thank you! @@shawnp0wers

[@기록용사나살앙]

Can you tell me how I can establish ssh connection environment? I have two laptops(real PC) and one virtual machine(Linux).

[@damianpodgorski6977]

I am enjoying your way of teaching, I only need to consolidate this all with actual hands-on. Any study tips for Linx+/Lpic-1?

[@shawnp0wers]

Thanks again, Damian! -- my biggest tip for preparing for any of the cert test is to set up virtual machines, and do all the things covered in the objectives. Even if it seems silly to type the commands when you just saw them typed in a video, there's something about repeating the process that helps it stick. Also -- when you have a VM to play with, you can try other things, like, "I wonder what other things this command can do" -- then try to do other stuff using the tools. If you break your VM, try to fix it. If it's too far gone, revert to a snapshot. Anyway, that's the way I learn -- by doing. :)

[@damianpodgorski6977]

@@shawnp0wers great piece of advice here ! I actually have the actual hardware with Linux installed on it. I took my 10 years old laptop I bought with my first more serious money I earned durning holidays and I use it to do all hands on on the terminal emulator

[@shawnp0wers]

@@damianpodgorski6977 Perfect! And heck, depending on it's specs, you might be able to run a virtual machine on it, maybe something like ubuntu server without the GUI. (but perhaps not, still, I'd probably try, LOL!) Truth be told, someday I'd like to figure out a way to host virtual labs people can control in a web browser. I'm not there yet, but perhaps someday. :)

[@damianpodgorski6977]

@@shawnp0wers I added to it some RAM and Solid State drive so Yes, I am able to run vms with GUI on top of it !

[@shawnp0wers]

@@damianpodgorski6977 NICE!

[@Dhua_diary]

So block storage is kinda low level storage mechanism and files/ directory is higher level of storage

[@shawnp0wers]

That seems like a fair way to describe it, or at least it makes sense to me. :)

[@cruftYT]

aptitude dosen't need super cow powers, it need super shawn powers!!!

[@nesternunez8430]

RAID = “Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks” sounds more corporate.

[@darkspring7245]

collaboration with Chris Titus Tech

[@shawnp0wers]

I'm not familiar with that channel, but I'll go look it up, thanks!

[@Deviant-Geek]

Thanks!

[@shawnp0wers]

David! Thank you! Sincerely, you rock. :)