Description
Linux Command Line and Shell Scripting Techniques is designed as a practical reference for IT professionals, programmers, and anyone who wants to improve their skills in the Linux environment. The Linux command line is a powerful tool that speeds up system administration, but its true potential is revealed when the user can automate repetitive tasks through shell scripting. In this book, the author teaches techniques and tricks that can make complex and time-consuming system tasks easier to manage.
This book covers basic and advanced shell principles (such as the bash environment) so that users can write readable, optimized, and error-free code. By focusing on automating processes, the book helps the reader minimize human errors in managing servers and files. Concepts such as variable management, using loops, data filtering, and advanced text tools are taught in a structured way throughout the chapters.
Book Features
- Learn useful command line tricks to increase work speed and save command history.
- Review the principles of shell scripting and the use of various interpreters such as Bash and Sh.
- Learn how to define variables, command line arguments, and use quotation marks correctly.
- A comprehensive explanation of programming constructs in the terminal environment, including For and While loops and conditional statements.
- Introduction and training in advanced text management and search tools such as Grep, Sed, and Awk.
- Providing systematic file naming techniques and optimal disk space management through coding.
Book specifications
- Publisher: Packt
- Instructor/Author: Vedran Dakic
- Number of pages: 552
- Number of chapters: 17
- Format: PDF
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