Install image: A downloadable operating system image used to install an operating system on a device
I/O management: Anything that can give us input or that we can use for output of data
iOS: A mobile operating system developed by Apple Inc.
Kernel: The main core of an operating system that creates processes, efficiently schedules them, and manages how processes are terminated
Logs: Files that record system events on our computer
Mac OS: Apple's operating system
Memory management: One of the functions that a kernel performs; it optimizes memory usage and make sure our applications have enough memory to run
Metadata: Tells us everything we need to know about a file, including who created it, when it was last modified, who has access to it, and what type of file it is
Microsoft Terminal Services Client: A client program used to create RDP connections to remote computers
Open SSH: The most popular program to use SSH within Linux
Operating system: The whole package that manages our computers resources and lets us interact with it
PC: Personal computer, which technically means a computer that one person uses
Plink (PuTTY Link):A tool built into the command line after PuTTY is installed that is used to make remote SSH connections
Powershell: A shell (program that interprets text commands) for Windows
Power user:Above average computer users
Process management: The capacity to manage the many programs in a system - when to run them, the order they run in, how many resources they take up, how long they run, etc.
Qwiklabs:An online platform which provides training in cloud services
Remote connection: The ability to connect an authorized person to a computer or network remotely; allows us to manage multiple machines from anywhere in the world
Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP): A secure network communication protocol developed by Microsoft that allows a user to connect to another device remotely
