Скачать или смотреть 13. Using "tee" Command with Piping Concept

Take your command-line skills up a notch by learning how to use the tee command together with pipes in Linux! The tee command is a powerful tool that lets you redirect the output of one command so it both displays on your terminal and saves to a file at the same time. This is especially useful when you want to keep a record of command output while passing the results through additional piped commands for further processing.

In this tutorial, you'll discover:

The basic syntax of the tee command and how it fits into piping workflows.

How to use tee to save, append (-a option), or log output from any command without losing the ability to see results live in your terminal.

Real-world examples, such as filtering logs and capturing intermediate outputs while continuing to process data with other tools.

Pro tips for debugging, troubleshooting, and leveraging tee for automation, scripting, and system administration tasks.

By the end, you'll know how to insert tee into any pipeline, visualize and capture your data at every step, and unlock more efficient workflows in Linux.