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AI Infrastructure
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Module 1
Linux and Command-Line Foundations
1
Linux Foundations for AI Infrastructure Workloads
Describe how the Linux filesystem, processes, users, and kernel relate to an AI infrastructure workload.
Describe how the Linux filesystem, processes, users, and kernel relate to an AI infrastructure workload.
2
Navigating the Linux Filesystem with Paths and Shell Commands
Navigate the Linux filesystem using absolute paths, relative paths, and shell navigation commands.
Navigate the Linux filesystem using absolute paths, relative paths, and shell navigation commands.
3
Safely Managing Files and Directories from the Shell
Create, copy, move, and remove files and directories safely from the shell.
Create, copy, move, and remove files and directories safely from the shell.
4
Filtering and Searching Command Output and Logs
Filter and search command output and log files using pipes, redirection, grep, sort, and tail.
Filter and search command output and log files using pipes, redirection, grep, sort, and tail.
5
Linux File Ownership and Permissions
Set and interpret Linux ownership and read, write, and execute permissions.
Set and interpret Linux ownership and read, write, and execute permissions.
6
Monitor System Resources and Safely Terminate Processes
Inspect system resource usage and safely stop a malfunctioning process.
Inspect system resource usage and safely stop a malfunctioning process.
7
Automating Setup and Diagnostics with Shell Scripts
Write a shell script that automates a repeatable setup or diagnostic task.
Write a shell script that automates a repeatable setup or diagnostic task.
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