systemd-analyze : Analyze system boot-up performanceġ6. journalctl : Query the systemd journalġ5. systemctl : Control the systemd system and service managerġ4. tar : Store and extract files from a tarfile (.tar) archiveġ3. gzip : Compress or decompress named filesġ0. patch : apply a diff file to an originalĩ. uniq : report or filter out repeated lines in a fileĨ. cut : remove sections from each line of filesĦ. perl : high-level dynamic programming language, allows to perform complex operations on data and automate tasksĤ. awk : pattern scanning and processing language, allows to perform complex operations on data.ģ. sed : stream editor, allows to edit files or streams of text in a non-interactive way.Ģ. Question: Now give me a list of more advanced commandsĪnswer: Here is a list of some more advanced Linux commands that are commonly used by system administrators:ġ. You can keep asking ChatGPT for more advanced commands and it will give you a different list: These are some of the most commonly used commands by system administrators, but there are many more depending on the task. scp : secure copy, allows to copy files between systems securely.

ssh : secure shell, allows to remotely connect to a system.Ģ5. traceroute : traces the path of packets to a host.Ģ4.

ping : tests the reachability of a host on an Internet Protocol (IP) network.Ģ3. netstat : shows information about the network connections and routing tables.Ģ2.

kill : sends a signal to a process to terminate it.Ģ1. ps : shows the processes running on the system.Ģ0. top : shows the processes running on the system, along with their resource usage.ġ9. head : displays the first part of a file.ġ8. tail : displays the last part of a file.ġ7. less : displays the contents of a file one page at a time.ġ6. cat : displays the contents of a file.ġ5. grep : searches for a string in a file or a stream of text.ġ4. find : searches for files in a directory hierarchy.ġ3. chown : changes the owner and group of a file or directory.ġ2. chmod : changes the permissions of a file or directory.ġ1. mv : moves or renames a file or directory.ġ0. pwd : shows the current working directory.ĩ. ls : lists the files and directories in a directory.ģ. Question: Give me a list of the linux commands most used by system administratorsĪnswer: Here is a list of some commonly used Linux commands by system administrators:ġ.

Linux htop command