This book is written for engineers with two to eight years of Linux experience. Not beginners. You already know how to write bash scripts, configure systemd services, push deployments, and debug application failures. You have been on-call. You have seen servers misbehave. What you may not have is a systematic mental model of what the kernel is actually doing underneath those abstractions. That is what this book provides — not at the academic level of a kernel developer, but at the operational level of an engineer who needs to diagnose production failures quickly and correctly.
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