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Bash Shell scripting and automation

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Requirements

  • Students should have basic knowledge of computers and some working principal of OS would be beficial
  • Knowledge of Programming language would be helpful in understanding the shell script construct however its not necessary
Description

Learn the complete set of linux and bash commands.
Learn how to automate things in Linux
Learn how to program in Bash Shell and writing professional water tight scripts.
Learn an exhaustive details about grep, fgrep, egrep etc and its various use case.
Learn and understand exec and shell redirection and various use case.
Learn how to leverage pipes and redirections to fit your custom needs.
Learn the construct of shell scripts like array, exit status, various conditional statement, switch case, test expression, string handling, command line arguments.

Detailed description of how shell interacts with kernel and whats is use case.learn exhaustive details on find command and various variance like finding executable file, zero size file, file of certain size range, file in certain date range etc.

Understand in great details of how to handle pipes and signal for a professional scripting scripting practice.

Learn how to debug Shell scripts in practicality and how to be a champ in Shell script writing.

This course goes in great depth of the internals of various commands so as to understand their working principal which helps in making the base of shell scripting knowledge strong and acts as a great binder to remember various stuffs.

You will also learn about Unix/Linux File and directory hierarchy and various ways permission and ownership of files and directory can be changed.

Who this course is for:
  • Anyone who is interested in learning Linux/Unix, Shell Programming and Linux Command lines


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