Help me understand AWS Linux instance (EC2)
We have code on AWS and I was able to connect to it via openSSH.
I get to a directory that code was published to. I think there's a Mongo database as well.
This is what I see. Last line is the code.
What does all this mean?
1. This is a virtual machine on AWS that we have code on?
2. Is this is a Linux box on AWS?
3. If Linux box on AWS....how do we know it's Linux?
4. Last line that shows code...means code was deployed to this directory...correct?
5. Is there a GUI interface? Putty?
I get to a directory that code was published to. I think there's a Mongo database as well.
This is what I see. Last line is the code.
What does all this mean?
1. This is a virtual machine on AWS that we have code on?
2. Is this is a Linux box on AWS?
3. If Linux box on AWS....how do we know it's Linux?
4. Last line that shows code...means code was deployed to this directory...correct?
5. Is there a GUI interface? Putty?
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Thanks . Let me see. I watched one tutorial last night to get a better understanding. Let me look at your responses.
What I like about LA Linux Academy is making it easier to understand. Useful comparisons to real-life objects.
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>>You should learn the linux command line
Yes, a developer told me that as well. I'm a C# developer thrown into the Linux world. I'll Google for Linux commands. I've seen cheat sheets.
Yes, a developer told me that as well. I'm a C# developer thrown into the Linux world. I'll Google for Linux commands. I've seen cheat sheets.
I heard recent windows server releases were GUI-deprived as well. So honing TUI skills is a pre anyway.
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thanks
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Thanks, everyone. This was helpful.
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