Mastering Linux Find Command! 🐧🔍 A thread post with 15 daily use examples for Linux Admins and DevOps Engineers 👇

1/15: Simple Discovery 🕵️‍♂️ 🔍 Use find /path/to/dir -name "filename" to spot files in a specific directory by name. This command searches for files named "filename" in the specified directory. #LinuxTips #DevOps

2/15: Case-Insensitive Search 🚀 🔍 Deploy find /path -iname "file" for a search that doesn't care about uppercase or lowercase. This command searches for files named "file" regardless of case sensitivity. #LinuxTricks #DevOpsMagic

3/15: Find by Type 📁🔍 🔍 Use find /path -type f for files or -type d for directories. It helps you filter your search results by type. This command is handy when you want to locate specific types of files or directories. #LinuxSearch #DevOpsBasics

4/15: Find and Delete Logs 🗑️ 🔍 Clear log files with find /path -name "*.log" -delete. Be careful when using it! This command searches for files with the ".log" extension and deletes them. #CleanUpLogs #DevOpsDeletion