One-Liner

Tcpdump cheat sheet

Get more information out of the tcpdump tool using this cheat sheet. Find everything that is going on the network and your Linux systems.

Dmidecode cheat sheet

Want to see all hardware details of a system? Then dmidecode is your friend, helping to decode all information from the SMBIOS specification.

Tar cheat sheet

Become a master in archiving and compressing files using the tar tool with this cheat sheet, filled with examples and commonly used options.

Ip cheat sheet

Want to see or configure every piece of information about networking, including routing on Linux? Forget tools like netstat and learn using the ip command.

Lsof cheat sheet

Get information about open files on Linux using the lsof command. This cheat sheet covers many common uses for using lsof and how to use it.

Ss cheat sheet

If you want to learn more about network connections on Linux, then ss is the tool to get the job done. Learn how to use it with this cheat sheet.

Du cheat sheet

Get more out of the du utility with this cheat sheet. Use it as a reference to find often-used options or those that come handy in time.

Find cheat sheet

The find utility is probably the best tool to find files on your system, but it has some learning curve. We help you to achieve that with this cheat sheet.

Curl cheat sheet

This curl cheat sheet contains commands and examples of common tasks that can be performed with curl. Covering a wide range of curl options, tricks, and tips.

AWK cheat sheet

When it comes to a powerful tools on Linux, AWK is definitely one to know. This cheat sheet explains the basics and shows many useful one-liners