peterbamuhigire/linux-skills - Seite 2

linux-sysctl-tuning

Use when measured Linux performance evidence justifies persistent network, queue, writeback, swap, or congestion-control sysctl changes on Debian/Ubuntu or RHEL-family hosts. Profile first; use linux-server-hardening for security sysctls.

Quellsprache: Englisch

linux-auditd-rules

Use when inspecting, designing, testing, persisting, or querying auditd rules for forensic attribution on Debian/Ubuntu or RHEL-family hosts. Covers watches, syscalls, loss, and immutable mode; use linux-file-integrity for drift and linux-benchmark-scanning…

Quellsprache: Englisch

linux-file-integrity

Use when establishing, checking, tuning, or safely updating an AIDE baseline on Debian/Ubuntu or RHEL-family hosts. Covers drift triage, scheduling, and off-box trust; use linux-auditd-rules for attribution and linux-benchmark-scanning for scoring.

Quellsprache: Englisch

skill-safety-audit

Use when reviewing a new or changed skill package for unsafe installers, credential collection, hidden execution, unjustified privilege, or policy bypass; this read-only gate does not replace domain code review or `skill-writing` conformance work.

Quellsprache: Englisch

skill-writing

Use when creating or upgrading a portable Linux operations skill in this engine; distinguishes authoring contracts from executing `linux-sysadmin` workflows and from the read-only `skill-safety-audit` review gate.

Quellsprache: Englisch