Complete Linux Bash Shell Scripting With Real Life Examples

Complete Linux Bash Shell Scripting With Real Life Examples
Last updated 2/2022
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Shell Scripting and Programming for Daily Tedious Tasks Automation (Scripting is required for RHCSA certification)

What you’ll learn
Students will be able to understand shell scripting concepts
Students will be able to write basic to advance level shell scripts
Students will understand how shell scripts become useful to automate daily system administration tasks
How to accept input from a user and then make decisions on that input
Requirements
Desire to learn shell scripting
Linux machine either running on a physical or virtual machine
Linux file editing skills
Familiarity with Linux command line
Description
Overview

Section 1: Introduction and Course Overview

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Course Syllabus Overview

Lecture 3 Download Syllabus

Lecture 4 Thank You

Lecture 5 Request

Section 2: Setup the Lab

Lecture 6 Welcome to Lab Setup

Lecture 7 What is Virtual Box?

Lecture 8 Installing Oracle Virtual Box

Lecture 9 Creating First Virtual Machine

Lecture 10 Linux CentOS 7 Installation (Recommended)

Lecture 11 Linux CentOS8 Installation (Optional)

Section 3: Shell Scripting Basics

Lecture 12 Welcome to Shell Scripting Basics

Lecture 13 What is Kernel?

Lecture 14 What is a Shell?

Lecture 15 What is Shell Scripting

Lecture 16 Types of Shells

Lecture 18 How to Run a Shell Script

Section 4: Scripting Standards

Lecture 19 Welcome to Scripting Standards

Lecture 20 Scripts Naming Convention

Lecture 21 Script File Permissions

Lecture 22 Shell Script Format

Lecture 23 Sequence of Script Execution

Section 5: Basic Shell Scripts

Lecture 24 Welcome to Basic Shell Scripting

Lecture 25 Create your first script – Hello World

Lecture 26 Run Basic Tasks – Script

Lecture 27 Run Basic Administration Tasks

Lecture 29 Input/Output Script

Lecture 30 Conditions/If else statements Scripts

Lecture 31 Case Statements Script

Lecture 32 For loop Script

Lecture 33 do-while Scripts

Lecture 34 Exit Status

Lecture 35 Handouts

Section 6: Real Life Scripts

Lecture 36 Welcome to Real Life Scripting

Lecture 37 Accessing data from a file

Lecture 38 Check Remote Servers Connectivity (ping)

Lecture 39 Script Scheduling and Notification

Lecture 40 Script to Delete Old Files

Lecture 41 Backup Filesystem

Lecture 42 For loops Scripts for File System – 1

Lecture 43 For loops Scripts for File System – 2

Lecture 44 Copy Files to Remote Hosts

Lecture 45 User Directory Assignment

Lecture 46 List of Users Logged in by Date

Lecture 47 Script for Central Logging (rsyslog)

Lecture 48 Script for User Account Management

Lecture 49 Disable Inactive Users

Lecture 50 Check Process Status and Killing it

Lecture 51 Disk Space Status

Lecture 52 Status on Total Number of Files

Lecture 53 Create System Inventory

Lecture 54 Scripts with Pre-Defined Information

Lecture 55 Getting Online Help

Lecture 56 Congratulations

Lecture 57 Homework

Section 7: Additional Resources

Lecture 58 Welcome to Additional Resources

Lecture 59 Troubleshoot Putty Connectivity Issues

Lecture 60 Important Things to Remember in Linux

Lecture 61 Linux File Types

Lecture 62 Wild Cards

Lecture 63 Soft Links and Hard Links

Lecture 64 File Ownership Commands

Lecture 65 TAB Completion and Up Arrow Keys

Lecture 66 Combing and Splitting Files

Lecture 67 Linux File Editor (vi)

Lecture 68 "sed" Command

Lecture 69 System Utility Commands

Lecture 70 System Logs Monitor

Lecture 71 Terminal Commands

Lecture 72 Aliases

Lecture 73 NIC Bonding

Lecture 74 File Transfer Commands

Lecture 75 What is RAID

Lecture 76 Facts About IT

Lecture 77 Difference Between CentOS/Redhat 5, 6 and 7

Lecture 78 Securing Linux Machine (OS Hardening)

Lecture 79 SELinux

Lecture 80 NFS Install and Configuration

Lecture 81 Linux System Performance Issues

Lecture 82 What is Virtualization and its Benefits?

Lecture 83 Introduction to VMWare

Lecture 84 Handouts

Section 8: Bonus

Lecture 85 Welcome to Bonus Section

Lecture 86 Bonus Lecture

Anyone who has a good knowledge of Linux or Unix and wants to learn shell scripting,Anyone who wants to level up his or her career in Linux field,Anyone who wants to improve Linux skills,Administrators who are looking to automate their regular tedious tasks