Description:
Bash scripting is a way to automate tasks and operations in a Linux or Unix-like environment using the Bash shell (Bourne Again SHell). It allows you to write programs in the form of scripts that can execute a series of commands, perform logic, handle variables, loops, and much more, all in a simple text file. These scripts can range from very simple tasks to complex automation solutions.
In this tutorial we added all key concepts and features of Bash scripting:
Course Curriculum
Bash Scripting Hands On
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- Exercise 1: Basic Bash Commands from the Command Line
- Exercise 2: Creating and Executing Bash Scripts
- Exercise 3: Comments and Variables in Bash
- Exercise 4: Input and Output in Bash Scripts
- Exercise 5: Basic Bash Commands
- Exercise 6: Looping and Branching in Bash
- Exercise 7: How to Schedule Scripts using Cron
- Exercise 8: How to Debug and Troubleshoot Bash Scripts
- Exercise 9: Troubleshooting Cron Jobs by Verifying Logs
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