Make a Filesystem Mount Survive a Reboot
Discover that a simple mount command doesn't survive a reboot and learn how to make mount points persistent using /etc/fstab or systemd.
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Discover that a simple mount command doesn't survive a reboot and learn how to make mount points persistent using /etc/fstab or systemd.
Learn how Linux's binfmt_misc mechanism and QEMU user-space emulation allow transparent execution of binaries compiled for foreign CPU architectures.
Practice one of the key Linux skills - installing packages from remote repositories.
Practice one of the key Linux skills - installing packages from remote repositories.
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In this challenge, you’ll debug and fix a deliberately “broken” eBPF program, then prove it’s running by identifying its program and map IDs. Along the way, you’ll explore bpftool, check which helpers are supported, and dig into details like the UID of the loader. Finally, you’ll test your knowledge of eBPF maps by recalling the flag that only inserts a key if it doesn’t already exist.
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Master **sed**, the essential stream editor for Linux SysAdmins. Progress through 10 tasks: simple & global substitution, regex patterns, line ranges, deletion, insertion, ... Work with realistic Rocky Linux system files in /home/laborant/sed_challenge/.
3-phase AWK challenge on realistic data in /home/laborant/awk_challenge/. Fundamentals: columns, delimiters, formatting. Logic & regex: filters, anchors, conditions, math. Sysadmin: logs, CSVs, metrics, counts, reports. Data lives under /home/laborant/awk_challenge/ (logs/access, data/hr, sys/metrics) and outputs are written to /home/laborant/ files.