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What is the benefit of learning Shell?
- Shell scripts can execute without any additional effort on nearly any modern UNIX / Linux / BSD / Mac OS X operating system as they are written an interpreted language
- Shell scripts are useful for automating processes that you repeat at the prompt
- The command and syntax are exactly the same as those directly entered in command line,user does not require extra effort to switch syntax
- Shell script enables quick completion of tasks in Unix environment
Our Free Tutorial Video Content on Linux & Shell:
Why Shell?
- Combine lengthy and repetitive sequences of commands into a single
- Quick to create a shell script
- Repetitive task automation.
- Create own utilities/tools
- Automating command input or entry
- Time saving
- Easy to use
- Portable
- Interactive debugging
Uses of Shell:
- Monitoring your Linux system.
- Create email based alert systems
- Manage administrative tasks
- Task automation
- Monitor several tasks
- Data backup
- System boot scripts
- Application startup scripts, especially unattended applications
Why to learn Shell with us?
- Best in class
- Have expertise who works in realtime
- Practical Classes only
- Mentor Support
Benefits of learning with us:
- Not just 1 but Many
- Not just theory but Practical
- Not just workstation but Production
- Not just we provide but we encourage
- Not just we train but we help
- Not just learn but grow
Linux with Shell Scripting Training Content – 30 Hours
| Topic | Sub Topic |
History |
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Unix versions |
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Architecture |
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Kernel Subsystem |
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Installation |
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Booting process |
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Introduction to LINUX |
Overview of the LINUX Operating System |
| Executing Commands from the Command Line | |
| Introduction to LINUX | |
Working with Files and Directories |
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| Determining Where you are in the Directory Structure | |
| Viewing File Content | |
| Copying Files and Directories | |
| Searching Files and Directories | |
| Creating and Removing Files and Directories | |
| The Standard Files | |
| File Descriptors | |
| Input Redirection | |
| Output Redirection | |
| Creating a File with cat | |
| Error Redirection | |
| Combined Redirection | |
| Pipes | |
| Filters | |
| Split Outputs | |
| Command Grouping | |
| Line Continuation | |
Using the vi Editor |
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| Introducing the vi Editor | |
| Modifying Files with the vi Editor | |
Using Basic File Permissions |
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| Viewing File and Directory Permissions/Ownerships | |
| Changing the Permissions/Ownerships | |
| Modifying Default Permissions/Ownerships | |
Performing Basic Process Control |
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| System Processes Overview | |
| Querying/Deleting a hung/orphaned process | |
| Managing Processes | |
Archiving Files and Performing Remote Transfer |
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| Moving and Retrieving Files | |
| Compressing, Viewing, and Uncompressing Files | |
| Performing Remote Connections and File Transfers | |
Command Utilities |
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| find | |
| Sample Directory Structure | |
| Using find | |
| Executing Commands with find | |
| Interactive Command Execution | |
| Additional Options | |
| find Examples | |
| grep | |
| grep Sample Data Files | |
| Basic grep | |
| grep with Regular Expressions | |
| grep Examples | |
| grep Options | |
| Other greps | |
| sort Command | |
| sort Examples | |
| head and tail commands | |
| tn: Login to Remote Hosts | |
| ftp: Transfers Files Between Hosts | |
| ftp Subcommands | |
| tar: Backup and Restore Files | |
Introduction to LINUX File System |
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| Directory Hierarchy | |
| Managing Local disks | |
| Managing File System | |
| Performing Mounts and Umounts | |
User Management |
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| Describing the fundamentals of User Administration | |
| Managing User Accounts – Addition, Modification and password reset of User Accounts | |
| Managing Initialization Files | |
Service Management |
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| Booting Procedure Overview | |
| Service Management Concepts | |
| Service Start and Start procedure | |
| Run Levels | |
| System Shutdown and Reboot | |
| Process Management and Performance Monitoring | |
| Viewing System process | |
| Monitor System Performance Statistics | |
| Monitoring CPU, Memory, Swap space, Disk I/O | |
| Gathering System Performance Statistics. | |
| Working with vmstat , iostat and SAR command (Low priority, higher for beginner) | |
Network Management |
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| Controlling and Monitoring Network Interfaces | |
| Configuring Internet Protocol version 4 (IPv4) Network Interfaces at Boot | |
| Routing Information | |
Performing Basic Process Control |
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| Describe OS processes | |
| View a process | |
| Search for a specific process | |
| Send a signal to a process | |
| Terminate processes with the kill command | |
Performing Remote Connections and File Transfers |
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| Establish a remote login session – Telnet, SSH, SFTP etc. | |
| Copy files or directories to and from another system | |
| Transfer files between systems | |
Shell Scripting |
Introduction |
| Basic | |
| History | |
| Variables | |
| Array | |
| Operators | |
| Statements | |
| Loops | |
| Functions | |
| Modules | |
| Regular Expression | |
| File Handling | |
| Special Variables | |
| Coding Standards | |
| Error Handling | |
| Remote Scripting | |
| Scheduling | |
| Use Cases | |
| Integration |
Dhinakaran
Abhilash
