Introducing Linux Command Line And Practical Shell Scripting
Published 9/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 3.67 GB | Duration: 14h 41m

Linux CLI, Bash scripting, Vim, file management, RegEx, job control: Essential skills for system admins & developers

[b]What you'll learn[/b]

Master essential Linux CLI commands for file management, text processing, and system navigation, enhancing your ability to work efficiently in Unix-like environ

Develop proficiency in Vim text editor, learning advanced editing techniques, navigation shortcuts, and customization options to boost your productivity in text

Create and debug Bash shell scripts, utilizing variables, control structures, functions, and error handling to automate complex tasks and streamline system admi

Apply advanced scripting techniques including RegEx, I/O redirection, job control, and process management to solve real-world IT challenges and optimize workflo

[b]Requirements[/b]

Basic computer literacy and familiarity with operating systems

Access to a computer with a Unix-like operating system (Linux, macOS, or Windows with WSL)

[b]Description[/b]

Course OverviewThis comprehensive course is designed to equip learners with essential skills in Linux command line operations and shell scripting. Whether you're a beginner in the world of Linux or looking to enhance your existing knowledge, this course offers a structured approach to mastering these crucial IT skills.Course StructureThe curriculum is thoughtfully divided into four main sections, each building upon the previous to create a holistic learning experience:Shell Basics: This foundational section introduces learners to the Linux shell environment. Topics covered include basic commands, file system navigation, text processing, and file management.Getting Started with Vim: A dedicated section on Vim, the powerful text editor, ensures that students are well-versed in efficient text editing techniques essential for scripting and system administration.Hands-On Shell Scripting: Fast Track: This section dives into the core of shell scripting, covering syntax fundamentals, control structures, functions, and advanced techniques.Hands-On Scripting Step-by-Step: The final section provides a methodical approach to script development, reinforcing concepts through practical exercises and real-world examples.Key Learning OutcomesBy the end of this course, students will be able to:Navigate the Linux file system with confidenceUtilize essential command-line tools for system administration and file managementEfficiently edit text using VimWrite, debug, and optimize Bash shell scriptsImplement control structures, functions, and error handling in scriptsProcess command-line arguments and handle input/output operationsManage background processes and job control in LinuxTeaching MethodologyThe course employs a variety of instructional methods to cater to different learning styles:Video lectures for theoretical conceptsHands-on exercises and coding practiceGuided lab sessions for practical applicationReal-world examples and case studiesComprehensive reviews and quizzes to reinforce learningTarget AudienceThis course is ideal for:IT students seeking to build a strong foundation in LinuxSystem administrators looking to automate tasksDevelopers interested in scripting for deployment and automationIT professionals aiming to enhance their command-line skillsPrerequisitesWhile no prior Linux experience is strictly necessary, basic computer literacy and familiarity with operating systems will be beneficial. A willingness to learn and practice regularly is essential for success in this course.Course Duration and FormatWith over 14 hours of video content, this course offers an immersive learning experience. The modular structure allows for flexible learning, enabling students to progress at their own pace and revisit topics as needed."Introducing Linux Command Line and Practical Shell Scripting" is more than just a course; it's a comprehensive journey into the world of Linux and automation. By mastering these skills, learners will not only enhance their individual capabilities but also significantly increase their value in the IT job market. Join us to unlock the power of the Linux command line and shell scripting, and take your first step towards becoming a proficient Linux professional.

Overview

Section 1: Shell Basics

Lecture 1 Linux Shell Basic Commands

Lecture 2 Using Basic Commands

Lecture 3 Introduction to Shell Metacharacters in Linux

Lecture 4 Linux Help Systems and Proper Shutdown Procedures

Lecture 5 Navigating the Linux File System: Understanding Directory

Lecture 6 Linux Directory Navigation: Essential Commands

Lecture 7 Understanding Linux File Types

Lecture 8 File Listing Techniques in Linux: Exploring ls Command Op

Lecture 9 Wildcard Metacharacters in Linux File Management

Lecture 10 File Content Display in Linux

Lecture 11 Text Processing with Grep in Linux

Lecture 12 File and Directory Management: Essential Linux Commands

Section 2: Getting Started with Vim

Lecture 13 Introduction to Basic Navigation in Vim

Lecture 14 Hands-on Practice: Vim Installation and Basic Navigation

Lecture 15 Fundamentals of Editing in Vim

Lecture 16 Basic Vim Navigation

Lecture 17 Advanced Vim Navigation

Lecture 18 Vim Search and Replace

Lecture 19 Vim Copy and Insert

Lecture 20 Vim Fundamentals: A Comprehensive Review of Core Concepts

Lecture 21 Overview of Exercise Lessons. What will we learn?

Lecture 22 Exercise 1: Editing in Vim

Lecture 23 Exercise 2: Editing in Vim

Lecture 24 Exercise 3: Editing in Vim

Lecture 25 Exercise 4: Editing in Vim

Lecture 26 Navigating and Editing Multiple Files in Vim

Lecture 27 Advanced Vim Techniques for Managing Multiple Files

Lecture 28 Adding Project Files to Github

Lecture 29 Getting started with Vim

Section 3: Hands-On Shell Scripting: Fast track

Lecture 30 Your First Bash Script. Part 1

Lecture 31 Your First Bash Script. Part 2

Lecture 32 Bash Syntax Fundamentals. Part 1

Lecture 33 Bash Syntax Fundamentals. Part 2

Lecture 34 Bash Syntax Fundamentals. Part 3

Lecture 35 Working with Files and Permissions. Part 1

Lecture 36 Working with Files and Permissions. Part 2

Lecture 37 Working with Files and Permissions. Part 3

Lecture 38 Script Example: File Operations and Bash Concepts

Lecture 39 'if' Statement. Part 1

Lecture 40 'if' Statement. Part 2

Lecture 41 Loops in Bash. Part 1

Lecture 42 Loops in Bash. Part 2

Lecture 43 Hands-on Lab: Interactive Menu Script. Part 1

Lecture 44 Hands-on Lab: Interactive Menu Script. Part 2

Lecture 45 Hands-on Lab: Linux Administration Interactive Menu Scrip

Lecture 46 Hands-on Lab: Linux Administration Interactive Menu Scrip

Lecture 47 Functions in Bash. Part 1

Lecture 48 Functions in Bash. Part 2

Lecture 49 Error Handling and Debugging in Bash. Part 1

Lecture 50 Error Handling and Debugging in Bash. Part 2

Lecture 51 Error Handling and Debugging in Bash. Part 3

Lecture 52 Advanced Bash Scripting Techniques - Examples Explained.

Lecture 53 Advanced Bash Scripting Techniques - Examples Explained.

Lecture 54 Advanced Bash Scripting Techniques - Examples Explained.

Lecture 55 Advanced Bash Scripting Techniques - Practical Example Wa

Lecture 56 Bash Script Optimization and Performance. Part 1

Lecture 57 Bash Script Optimization and Performance. Part 2

Lecture 58 Bash Script Optimization and Performance. Part 3

Lecture 59 Bash Script Optimization and Performance. Part 4

Lecture 60 Bash Script Optimization and Performance. Practical Examp

Section 4: Hands-On Scripting Step-by-Step

Lecture 61 Writing Simple Bash Scripts

Lecture 62 Guided Exercise: Writing Your First Script

Lecture 63 Using Loops

Lecture 64 Guided Exercise: Using Loops

Lecture 65 Describing a Simple Regular Expression

Lecture 66 Guided Exercise: Using grep with RegEx

Lecture 67 Using grep with RegEx

Lecture 68 Lab: Your First Script

Lecture 69 Building Scripts: Using Variables and Redirecting Input/O

Lecture 70 Building Scripts: the if-then statements

Lecture 71 Building Scripts: Trying the Test command. Using Comparis

Lecture 72 Building Scripts: Using File Comparison

Lecture 73 Compound Testing. Working wit Advanced If-Then Statements

Lecture 74 A Practical Example

Lecture 75 Looping with the 'for' statement

Lecture 76 Looping with the 'for' statement. Part 2

Lecture 77 Using 'while' and 'until' commands. Using Loops

Lecture 78 Using Loops. Part 2

Lecture 79 Practical Examples Using Loops

Lecture 80 Passing Parameters

Lecture 81 Using Special Parameter Variables

Lecture 82 Working with Options

Lecture 83 Using Read Command

Lecture 84 A Practical Example

Lecture 85 Understanding Input and Output

Lecture 86 Redirecting Output in Scripts

Lecture 87 Read/Write file descriptors

Lecture 88 Supressing Command Output. Using temp files. Logging Mess

Lecture 89 A practical example: using input and output

Lecture 90 Signaling the Bash shell

Lecture 91 Using traps

Lecture 92 Running scripts in background

Lecture 93 Running Scripts without a Hang-up

Lecture 94 Controlling the Job. Viewing Jobs

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