Название: Raspberry Pi OS System Administration with systemd (Series in 3 books)
Автор: Robert M. Koretsky
Издательство: CRC Press
Серия: Raspberry Pi OS System Administration with systemd
Год: 2024
Страниц: 269+333+329
Язык: английский
Формат: pdf (true)
Размер: 63.6 MB

This series of books covers the basics of Raspberry Pi Operating System administration, and is geared towards a novice user. Each book is a complete, self-​contained introduction to important system administration tasks, and to other useful programs. The foundation of all of them is the systemd super-​kernel. They guide the user along a path that gives the ‘why’ and ‘how to’ of those important system administration topics, and they also present the following essential application facilities:

1) Raspberry Pi OS System administration with systemd, Volume 1
2) Raspberry Pi OS System administration with systemd and Python, Volume 2
3) Raspberry Pi OS Text Editing, Git, Virtualization with LXC/​LXD, Volume 3

They can be used separately, or together, to fit the learning objectives/​pace, and interests of the individual, independent learner, or can be adopted in a more formal learning environment to supplement and extend the basic knowledge of a Linux operating system in a classroom environment that uses the Raspberry Pi OS.

In addition, each book has In-​Chapter Exercises throughout, and a Question, Problems, and Projects addendum to help reinforce the learning goals of the individual student, or reader.

The fundamental prerequisites of each volume are (1) knowledge of how to type a syntactically-​correct Linux command on the command line, (2) having access to a dedicated Raspberry Pi computer with the latest Raspberry Pi Operating System already installed and running on it, (3) being a privileged user on the system that is able to execute the sudo command to assume superuser status, and (4) having a basic knowledge of how to edit and save text files in the nano text editor.

All instructions in these volumes were tested on either a Raspberry Pi 4B, or a Raspberry Pi 400, both with 4GB of memory, and the latest version of the Raspberry Pi OS at the time.