Data Analyst: Lone

  || Linux - User Administration || Until Now, we have discussed: Linux Operating System Linux Extended Partition Linux Installation  Linux Boot and Startup Process. Now the Next thing you should Learn about is Linux - User Administrator .  So what's New about Being a Administrator? Basically its having complete access to the system.  Remember while discussing Linux Basic I talked about having a office of 25 Members an all are being watched by Administrator? As A  Administrator Linux OS allows you to add user to the system. Its Like Having Guest User same as On windows OS.  Administrator is the One who can see complete Log of its User On his device with One Command an keep track of everyone's activities. Administrator can be called as Superuser Or Super Root user. So now you know, You are being watched. A Normal User can't access to the files of administrator nor modify it unless an until administrator allows. There Are Three Types Of Accounts On Linux/Unix System. Root Acc

  || Linux Boot And Startup Process || Hello Everyone, Hope the Installation was easy to Understand and Successful 😅. Now lets Move on to next part of Topic i,e. Linux Boot and Startup Process. In General we will be discussing about what goes in background when system is turned ON.  There are two sequence of events that are required to boot Linux Computer: Boot and Startup. The Boot sequence starts when the PC is turned ON, and is completed when the kernel is Initialized and  Systemd is Launched. Overall Process is Compromised of  following sections: 💫 BIOS POST 💫 Boot Loader [ GRUB2 ] 💫 Kernel Initialization 💫 Start Systemd  The Boot Process can be initiated in two ways : Power On an Restart/ Reboot. Lets Begin with BIOS POST: When power is turned ON, System runs the POST [ Power On Self Test ] which is part of the BIOS (Basic I/O System). BIOS was designed to initialize hardware components, an POST is part of BIOS whose task is to ensure that the computer hardware functioned Co

 || Linux Installation || #!/bin/bash          So I hope Partitioning an Formatting was clear through Previous Post. Now Lets move on to Installation Of Linux. As Linux is Open Source an freeware anyone can have it an modify as per there comfort.  Popular Linux Distributions:  Kali Linux Ubuntu an all its Versions. Centos Debian Android Fedora Arch Linux Slackware Putty Android here actually means Android system that you have running in your Phone, Tablet.  As Linux Has its own kernel, Android developers find it easy to operate on cause they don't have to build there own kernel.  We will Continue with Ubuntu Installation for Linux Using Oracle Virtual Machine. Downloads Required:  Ubuntu [ Gnome, Kubuntu, Ubuntu mate, Xubuntu ]. Oracle Virtual Machine [ For windows Host ] Once you have Downloaded, Go for Installation Of virtual Box. Step: 1 Create a Folder In E Drive [ Extended partition ], In my case its folder: Lonesblog This is where we will store all Logs for Linux OS, Remember

|| Linux Filesystem || #!/bin/bash               So I was watching Good Doctor on Netflix, an there is this Line "All things are little as good an lot will kill you, Get into it an then Get Over it!". What I'm trying to say is even if it feels off to read or learn about Data Science as  of now keep going, I can assure you it will be all fun once you start practicing it. Today we will Discuss about " Partitioning And Formatting". As Lone does not necessarily mean lonliness same is partitioning does not mean creating barrier. Its just having your own space. When you have By default windows OS installed an need to install Linux OS, That's when Partitioning and Formatting comes In view. Its Called as Dual Booting System or just Dual Boot. We all are familiar with Hard-disk an Primary Partition it has, i,e. C-drive, D-drive, E-drive, F-drive an we Love to name them as per our conviction or comfort. Apart from changing name, do you know we can have partition with

 || Linuxx And Lone || #!/bin/bash #Most of you will hear is Linux is Unix-Like Operating System an that's fair but on other hand if  you are giving instructions to system it feels more like using Command Prompt. Basically its sweet and simple. Linux was developed by Mr. Linus Torvalds on 17 th Sep. 1991 as an open source Operating System as it was developed under GPL [ General Public License ].  As an Open Source you can modify as well developed it to your own comfort. But as DATA ANALYST all you need is basic of Linux OS. So what's the core part of OS.... Kernel. As Interesting it is Linux has its own Kernel. Kernel is a medium through which Hardware receives commands to be executed. For the beginner level we know there is platform for such commands to be given as well as executed. SHELL - Shell is a Platform which is used by user to provide instructions to hardware via Kernel. Over the Ages Shell Script has been developed which will be discussed in later part of blog. Linux

|| Agenda ||          1] Linux and Cloud Computing          2] Data Science               a) Statistics               b) Python               c) Data Visualization               d) Advanced Analysis               e) Machine Learning          3] Data Engineering               a) Linux               b) Cloud Computing               c) Database               d) Java               e) Big Data Analysis || Do hold on to me an reach out if you have any suggestions or concerns || Basic To Pro || That's the Motive for being here an will do my best to convey more in detail. That wont be just end of it we can joke around sometimes as well HAHAH!! So Keep Reading.