When you are ready to begin, connect to your Linux server using SSH and continue below. You can learn how to configure this type of user account by following your distribution’s initial server setup guide ( Ubuntu 14.04, CentOS 7). This guide covers terminal basics, so you should check it out if you are new to using terminals.Īll of the material in this guide can be accomplished with a regular, non-root (non-administrative) user account. You will also want to have a basic understanding of how the terminal works and what Linux commands look like. If you need information about connecting to your server for the first time, you can follow our guide on connecting to a Linux server using SSH. In order to follow along with this guide, you will need to have access to a Linux server. This guide will give you the bare minimum you need to know before moving on to other guides. However, it should give you a good jumping-off point for future exploration. This guide will not cover everything you need to know to effectively use a Linux system. In this guide, we will attempt to get you up to speed with the basics. If you do not have much experience working with Linux systems, you may be overwhelmed by the prospect of controlling an operating system from the command line.
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