Adding Solutions of Day1

Walkthrough

The changes across the specified files involve updates to documentation related to DevOps and Linux command tasks. In 2024/day01/README.md, two external resource links were added to enhance participant resources. The 2024/day01/Solution.md file received new content detailing the definition, key concepts, and significance of DevOps. Additionally, 2024/day02/readme.md introduced an image and organized content on basic Linux commands, while 2024/day03/solution.md was modified to improve clarity and presentation of Linux command tasks, with bold headers and updated command examples for better instructional quality.

Changes

File	Change Summary
2024/day01/README.md	Added links for downloading a PDF version of the DevOps Roadmap and a solutions document.
2024/day01/Solution.md	Added content explaining DevOps, including its definition, key concepts (Automation, Scaling, Infrastructure), and benefits such as faster delivery, improved collaboration, and cost efficiency.
2024/day02/readme.md	Introduced an image related to Linux commands and organized content into subsections for listing and directory commands, enhancing instructional material.
2024/day03/solution.md	Enhanced presentation of Linux command tasks with bold headers and clearer command examples for each task, including commands for file display, permissions, content addition, and comparisons between files.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant README
    participant Solution
    participant LinuxCommands

    User->>README: Access resources
    README->>User: Provide links to PDF and solutions
    User->>Solution: Read DevOps overview
    Solution->>User: Explain DevOps concepts and benefits
    User->>LinuxCommands: Review command tasks
    LinuxCommands->>User: Provide command examples with clarity

🐰 "In the meadow, changes bloom,
Links and lessons, dispel the gloom.
DevOps defined, commands in sight,
Hop along, all feels just right!
With every task, we learn and play,
A brighter path, we pave today!" 🌼

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* 2024/day02/readme.md

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