Linux Sysadmin Basics 04 — Shell Features — Pipes and Redirection
Learn how to use two of the most powerful concepts of the Linux shell: Input/Output Redirection and Pipes.
Input/Output redirection enables processes/commands to take input from files, the network, or other places (and receive input from the same).
Pipes allow you to wire together different commands to create your own custom super-commands.
In this video, I’ll cover both UNIX features, using basic bash (Bourne Again Shell) in Linux.
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