What Linux commands should I be familiar with when I start learning Ruby on Rails?

Question

I'm just starting to learn Ruby on Rails, and I'm developing on Mac. I'm new to Mac and Linux, and I'm already trying to use the commands that I need in order for everything to be done. For example, I started the rails with the help of a team :> rails server -d, and I could not figure out how to stop it. Ctrl-c, as mentioned in the tutorials, does not work, because it was a separate process using the -d switch. After google search, I found that it lsof|grep rubyhelped me find the process that was running andkill -9 pidstopped him. For the past twelve years I have been developing Windows, and I have never used or seen any of these Linux commands before. It makes me nervous trying to develop, such an unfamiliar environment. The big problem is that I don’t know the path to the server after deploying and running the application, and I have to start troubleshooting.

I'm going to try to read on linux and learn more about the OS, but I wanted to ask which Linux commands should I be familiar with when I start learning Ruby on Rails?

Many thanks for your help!

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