Bash Shell scripting for admin and devops (Udemy.com)

Best complete course on Linux Bash scripting and command line

( 216 Reviews )

Created by: Shakil khan

Produced in 2018

What you will learn

Learn many Linux commands which can only be learnt over a period of time without guidance. The combination of commands and creating structural code with conditional statement would make a shell script powerful and would help student in automating the things.
Automate using shell script
Write complex Bash shell script
Very detail and in depth understanding of shell commands

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Overall Score : 90 / 100

Course Description

Bash Shell scripting is a very detailed approach to make a student familiar with the concept of Bash programming and also grooming the student in various field in terms of commands, analysis, debugging with the help of Live examples and hands on. These examples are downloadable.
Helps to solve interview question

Automate the boring stuff with shell scripts

Builtan expertise in Linux command line

Understand system internals and boot processWho this course is for:
Anyone one who is interested in learning Linux/Unix, Shell programming and linux commands is a gateway to becoming successful Unix/Linux Programmer.

Time: 10h

Instructor Details

Shakil khan

4.5 Rating
216 Reviews

Over 15 years of total experience in software development, focusing on C/C++/Linux/Symbian C++, different flavors of UNIX (SCO, HP-UX, SunOS, AIX and RedHat Linux). Knowledge of LINUX Internals/ System programming/Inter Process Communication and Shell Scripting.
Worked on Symbian OS features like TLS/descriptors/ threads/ semaphore/IPC/ Active Objects/ Dynamics Arrays/Cleanup Stack/Client server/Binary Compatibility.
Experience in all stages of development of large project using C/C++/ Clearcase/Subversion/GIT on Linux and LynxOS platform.
Worked on Linux Device driver and System programming.
Worked on HP bootloader, Board Support Package and grub.
Knowledge of Virtual File system, ext3, I/O Scheduler.
Good knowledge of Socket, TCP/IP and routing protocol like BGP, RIP.
Good knowledge of porting and cross-compilation. Ported FreeBSD-libc to Symbian Platform.
Worked on Linux Device Driver(Parallel port Control panel, USB mass storage driver), System programming, ELF32,DWARF, binary optimization.
Worked on GNU Tools chain like Cross-Compiler, Makefile, Auto Conf.
Worked on drivers for SPI, UART, I2C, GPIO Bus as part of board bringup.
Good Knowledge of Multithreading, Semaphore, Message queue, Shared memory and other IPC mechanism.
Bring up of Board and enhanced product for power star energy consumption by implementing various sleeping mode in Devices like scanner, Fax, Hard drive etc.
Knowledge of GNU tool chain and cross compilation

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By Kuo Yang on 12/6/2020

really good course! worth to take it!

By Chandrakant Joshi on 11/7/2020

Very good Linux and corresponding MAC commands course.
Although commands are known and used, there's a lot more information to learn out of this course.
Thanks a lot Shakil for this a must for Linux System Admin thoughtful course.

By Marek Mazur on 10/4/2020

Please create the course about pure Bash scripting. Some people know linux instructions, but want to know more about scripting and solve problems by this way.

By Judit Aczl on 9/25/2020

By Robert Tramel on 9/19/2020

Very detailed and descriptive! Thank you!

By Pstc Quetta on 9/13/2020

Really good course

By Fahim MD Sifnatul Hasnain on 9/3/2020

The course contents are not well arranged. It should be sequentially arranged topic by topic.

By Swapnilkumar Dilip Rane on 8/24/2020

Course Was Awesome, Linux basic to Advanced all concepts are cleared. Deep explanations and various Examples gives justice to the explanations.

By Alex Geek on 8/18/2020

great!!

By Siva on 8/16/2020

nice presentation related to subject

By Willie Strydom on 8/1/2020

So far not much to do with actual scripting. Some concepts are not clear. Why use a complicated for loop when you could just have done a print of hello world. But I guess it will become clearer as we go along.

By Premsing Girase on 7/27/2020