
Course Name
Advanced Bash Scripting Training – Shell Scripting on Linux
Course Overview
Advanced Bash Shell Training course focuses on Linux System Administrators who have to take care of entire Linux system. Knowledge of Bash shell Scripting is a must for every Linux Sysadmin so that they can write effective scripts/programs in Bash to automate various day-to-day jobs.
This advanced course on Bash shell scripting is an in-depth coverage of Bash. It starts with basics of shell scripting but immediately jumps to advanced features of Bash that is exploited by many Senior system administrators for managing their Linux Server installations.
Course Delivery
- The course will be delivered by our, Founder & CTO who is an Expert with 20+ years of experience in Linux Kernel and SAN software development.
- 50% Theory, 50% Lab
- Hands-On – 50+ Lab exercises and Assignments on Linux Bash Scripting and Troubleshooting
- Location: Sanfoundry Institute, Bangalore, India
Course Duration
2 days
Target Audience
- Professionals, Freshers and Students who want to learn and Master Linux Environment
- Linux System Administrators, Linux Developers, Linux Testers and Support Personnel
- Professionals moving from Microsoft Windows Power Shell environment to Linux Environment
- Professionals moving from other Unixes (IBM AIX, Oracle Solaris, HP’s HPUX, Mac) to Linux Environment
- RHEL / Ubuntu/ LPIC-1 / LPIC-2 / LPIC-3 Certified Professionals
- Hackers who want to Exploit the System
Course Pre-requisite
None. Anybody who want to make a career in Linux should take this course.
Fee, Schedule & Registration
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Advanced Bash Scripting Training Course Outline
Shell Basic
Special Character Introduction to Variables and Parameter Shell Quotes Exit and Exit Status Bash Shell Operations Shell – Beyond Basic Manipulating Variables in Shell Bash Shell Loops and Branches Command Substitution Arithmetic Expansion Shell Commands External Filters, Programs and Command |
System and Administrative Command – /etc/rc* directories Regular Expressions in Bash – Introduction to Regular Expression – Globbing advertisement
Here Document I/O Redirection Subshell Restricted Shell Process Substitution Functions in Bash Aliases List Construct Array Indirect References /dev and /proc Network Programming Examples Zeros and Null for Admins Useful Shell Programming Tips |