- adduser -> Creates a user
- passwd -> Sets a user password
- chown -> Gives ownership to a user and group
- chmod -> Changes Linux permissions
- mv -> Moves a file or changes its name
- tree -> Lists the contents of directories in a tree-like format
- find -> Searches for text within a file or files by name
- nano -> Edits a text file through terminal
- tee -> Reads from standard input and writes to files and standard output
- sudo -> Switch User Do. Allows a user to execute a command as another user
- nslookup -> Queries Internet name servers interactively for information in Windows
- dig -> Lookup through domain names in Linux
- ping -> Sends an ICMP request to a device
- wget -> Downloads files served with HTTP, HTTPS, or FTP over a network
- curl -> Transfers files on HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, FTPS, SCP, SFTP, TFTP, DICT, TELNET, LDAP, or FILE
- apt-get -> Debian and Ubuntu default package manager
- apt-get update -> Updates the local repositories index
- apt-get install -> Installs one or more packages desired for installation or upgrading
- apt-get upgrade -> Installs the newest versions of all packages currently installed
- yum -> Yellowdog Updater Modified. Interactive rpm-based package manager for CentOS
- dnf -> Dandified YUM. Improved yum package manager for CentOS
- pip install -> Installs Python packages
- gem install -> Installs RubyGems packages
- dpkg -> Linux packet manager
- git -> Github manager
- npm -> NodeJS compiler and manager
- unzip -> Unzips a .zip file
- tar -> Linux tar files manager
- iftop -> Real time network stats
- top -> Shows system performance, processes and threads stats in real time
- htop -> Human readable top
- uptime -> Shows the system uptime and load values
- sensors -> Displays system sensors measurements
- superiotool -> Displays information about the Super I/O chip
- lstopo -> Creates an image of the system hardware topology
- lspci -> Lists the PCI standard compilant devices and ports
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- ponysay -> Displays a pony
- lolcat -> Outputs in ARGB
- figlet -> Draws fancy text in terminal
- neofecth -> Displays a summary of the system
- bioflash -> Flashes the BIOS
- stress -> Stresses the CPU, HDD or RAM
- pct push -> Pushes a host OS file into a container
- update-grub -> Updates the GRUB entries
- update-initramfs -> Updates the initrd file system
- dmesg -> Examines or controls the kernel ring buffer
- grep -> Processes text line by line and prints any lines which match a specified pattern
- modprobe -> Adds and removes modules from the Linux kernel
- modinfo -> Shows information about a kernel module
- service -> Manages Linux services
- systemctl -> Manages Linux services
- psql -> Enters the PostgreSQL shell
- influxd -> Runs the InfluxDB daemon
- influx -> Enter the InfluxDB shell
- grafana-server -> Starts the Grafana server
- certbot-auto -> Certbot manager
- java -jar -> Run a Java .jar file
- jstatd -> Java stats daemon manager
- jmap -> Java memory dump tool
- fdisk -> Linux partition table and disk management utility
- zpool status -> Shows the status of all the ZFS pools
- zpool iostat -> Shows I/O stats of the ZFS pools
- zpool scrub -> Scrubs a ZFS pool
- zpool trim -> Trims a ZFS pool
- zpool resilver -> Fixes a degraded ZFS pool after replacing the faulty disk
- zpool online -> Brings online a ZFS pool
- zpool export -> Sets a ZFS pool ready to be moved
- zpool import -> Imports a ZFS pool that has been exported
- zfs list -> Lists all the ZFS datasets
- zfs create -> Creates a ZFS dataset
- zfs mount -> Mounts a ZFS file system
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