A single-file interactive reference covering the most important Linux troubleshooting and administration commands, organized into eight sections: Network, CPU & Memory, Security, Storage, Systemd, Kernel & Hardware, Backup & Recovery, and Containers & Virtualization.
Each command card is expandable and includes practical examples with inline comments, difficulty badges (recommended / advanced / deprecated), and a direct link to the official documentation.
Built as a standalone HTML file β no dependencies, no internet required, works in any browser, and supports both light and dark mode automatically.
| Section | Tabs |
|---|---|
| π§ Network Troubleshooting | Interfaces, Connectivity, DNS, Ports, Routes, Traffic, Firewall, Logs, VPN/Tunnels, Performance, Wi-Fi |
| π₯οΈ CPU & Memory | CPU Overview, CPU Detail, Memory, Processes, Load & Scheduler, I/O & Disk, Profiling, Tuning |
| π Security & Hardening | Auditing, SSH, Access Control, Integrity, Intrusion, Kernel |
| π¦ Storage & Filesystems | Disk Usage, Block Devices, Filesystems, LVM, RAID, S.M.A.R.T. |
| π Services & Systemd | Services, Journal, Boot Analysis, Timers, Units & Deps, Targets & cgroups |
| βοΈ Kernel & Hardware | Hardware Info, Kernel Modules, Device Management, Boot & Firmware |
| πΎ Backup & Recovery | File Sync, Archives, Snapshots, Disk Imaging |
| π³ Containers & Virtualization | Docker/Podman, Kubernetes, KVM/QEMU, Build & Provision, LXC/LXD |
Just open index.html in your browser β no setup needed.
https://borjaortizllamas.github.io/linux-sysadmin-reference.github.io/