Bash Shell Scripting for Automation

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• 1.Introduction 36:31

  • 1: Bash shell Scripting Course Overview 11:12
  • 2: General Purpose commands 02:03
  • 3: Redirection Operatros and STDIN, STDOUT & STDERR 15:19
  • 4: Steps to write and execute shell script with simple example 07:57

• 2.Basics of Bash Shell Scripting 1:02:55

  • 5: 1.2.Document-echo-command-to-display-message-or-command-output 03:00
  • 6: 2.1.Document-working-with-variables 02:00
  • 7: complete echo command usage in shell scripting 18:41
  • 8: exit status of command and how to store that into a variable 05:40
  • 9: How to run a shell script from another shell script 18:39
  • 10: Working with variables 14:55

• 3.Filter Commands - grep 54:43

  • 11: 1.Document-grep-command-part-1 02:00
  • 12: 2.Document-grep-command-part-2 03:00
  • 13: Advanced usage of grep command 26:29
  • 14: Basic usage of grep command 17:32
  • 15: simple practice with grep command patterns 05:42

• 4.Filter commands - cut 22:21

  • 16: 1.Document-complete-cut-command 03:00
  • 17: complete cut command in one video with practice as well 19:21

• 5.Filter commands awk (Part-A awk as a command for shell scripting) 21:28

  • 18: 1.Document-awk command part-1 02:00
  • 19: awk command for shell scriting 19:28

• 6.Operations on Strings 38:08

  • 20: operations on strings for real-time 24:33
  • 21: simple shell script to install tomcat 13:35

• 7.Input and output Commands 20:19

  • 22: command line arguments to provide input for shell script 11:28
  • 23: input and output commands for shell script 08:51

• 8.Arithemetic operators for Shell Scripting 29:00

  • 24: arithmetic operators 14:33
  • 25: case statement with practice 14:27

• 9.test command, commands chanining and conditional statements 1:52:01

  • 26: 1.1.Document-test-command-info 03:00
  • 27: 2.Document-command-chaning-operators 03:00
  • 28: command chaining with logical and and logic or operatros 16:24
  • 29: if and if_else statements 10:01
  • 30: Logic-to-handle-command-line-arguments-with-automate-httpd-actions-example 39:42
  • 31: practice with logical operators and if if-else satements 20:53
  • 32: simple shell script to take backups 10:29
  • 33: test command with comparision and file test opertors 08:32

• 10.Scheduling jobs with at and crontab 37:34

  • 34: 1.Document-scheduling-jbos-with-at-and-crontab 03:00
  • 35: 2.2.Document-Job-Scheduling-with-crontab 03:00
  • 36: one time task execution with at command 05:06
  • 37: scheduling jobs with crontab 16:30
  • 38: Shell-Script-to-send-Automatic-mail-when-memory-gets-lows 09:58

• 11.Loops and Loop control statements Part-1 1:27:48

  • 39: difference-between-commad-line-arguements 06:07
  • 40: different types of for loop syntaxes 17:45
  • 41: installing mutliple packages with for loop and command line arguments 23:54
  • 42: introduction to loops 20:59
  • 43: loop control statements 19:03

• 12.Working with remote Servers Part-1 1:03:01

  • 44: 2.Document-Executing-commands-on-remote-server 02:00
  • 45: connection to remote server using ssh with password authentication and without p 14:35
  • 46: Executing commands on remote server 11:02
  • 47: Executing different commands with different users and passwords 13:00
  • 48: Executing mutliple commands on multiple servers 14:39
  • 49: Providing password for ssh using sshpass 07:45

• 13.Loops and Loop control statements Part-2 26:24

  • 50: 1.Document-basic-while-loop-syntax 02:00
  • 51: 2.Document-while loop with IFS 02:00
  • 52: basic while loop syntaxes 12:30
  • 53: while loop with IFS 09:54

• 14.Functions 25:22

  • 54: 1.1.Document-Introduction to Functions-converted 02:00
  • 55: Define and calling a Function 09:14
  • 56: Introduction to Functions 06:33
  • 57: Passing Paramters to a Function 07:35

• 15.Complete printf command in one video 15:17

  • 58: 1.Document-complete-printf-command-converted 02:00
  • 59: complete-printf-command 13:17

• 16.Arrays 32:17

  • 60: Add-and-Remove-elements 03:32
  • 61: basics-of-arrays 20:39
  • 62: creating-an-array-from-command 05:12
  • 63: reading-array-values-with-loop 02:54

• 17.AWK Command and AWK Scripting 1:40:49

  • 64: AWK Command with action and basic variables 15:14
  • 65: AWS Command with options, action and basic variables 09:56
  • 66: How to use awk in shell script 07:38
  • 67: Introduction to awk command 12:07
  • 68: Introduction to awk scripting 13:00
  • 69: read variables for awk command using shell script 12:34
  • 70: Read variables from command line 16:36
  • 71: Simple Hello world awk scirpt 05:34
  • 72: Variables 08:10

• 18.Complete sed command 2:21:04

  • 73: Find and replace with sed command 13:21
  • 74: Insertion and Deletion with sed command 10:00
  • 75: Introduction to sed command with regex 04:26
  • 76: Introduction to sed command 07:39
  • 77: Regex with special chars part-2 07:12
  • 78: Regex with special chars part-3 15:32
  • 79: Regex with special chars 12:52
  • 80: Searching file content 09:20
  • 81: Simple shell script to get all git versions from 44:01
  • 82: Viewing file content and deleting file content based on line numbers using sed c 16:41

• 19.Real Time Practice (Low Level To High Level ) 1:52:13

  • 83: Automate git installation_upgrade_downgrade 22:24
  • 84: Automate Server Inventory using Shell Script 12:50
  • 85: Design simple Digital Clock with Bash Shell Scripting 09:44
  • 86: Filesystem Monitor usage 25:08
  • 87: Inventory-for-mutliple-remote-servers 42:07

• 20.Windows Subsystem for Linux 10:42

  • 88: Linux for Developers on Windows 10:42

In this bash Shell scripting for automation course, you will learn and understand the core theories and practices in bash Shell scripting for automation, developing a solid base of knowledge. You will understand core bash Shell scripting for automation theories and practices and be able to think critically, actively contribute to the body of knowledge in the industry, and push the boundaries with bash Shell scripting for automation skills.

With expert guidance and a combination of videos, PDFs, and worksheets, this course is designed to prepare you for a career or learning journey.

You’ll also be able to access several exclusive bonus resources to help you along with your bash Shell scripting for the automation journey, including:

• Simple shell script to take backups
• Scheduling jobs with crontab
• Executing commands on a remote server
• Document-while loop with ifs
• Passing parameters to a function

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