Mastering Linux Shell Scripting: A practical guide to Linux command-line

Mokhtar Ebrahim, the author of "Mastering Linux Shell Scripting: A Practical Guide to Linux Command-Line," he began working as a Linux system administrator. He is in charge of managing, protecting, and troubleshooting Linux servers for a variety of clients all around the world. He enjoys building shell and Python scripts to help him with his work. On the Like Geeks website, he produces technical articles about Linux, Python, web development, and server management.

This book simplifies shell programming by guiding you through everything from accessing the Linux command line to developing Bash scripts, while also assisting you in making educated decisions about the items you use. You may use your preferred editor to begin developing Bash scripts step by step. The book will also help you understand the principles of writing and running scripts in both regular and debug mode. You'll look at code samples from different conditional statements and learn how to use repetition and loops in your shell script.

You'll progressively learn to build complicated shell scripts before diving into file system administration, directories, and system administration topics including networking, process management, user authentication, package installation, and regular expressions. You'll learn how to utilize Python as an alternative to Bash scripting in the later chapters.

By the conclusion of this book, you should be comfortable with shell scripts and have mastered the method of automating and communicating with your system using keyboard expressions.

Author: Mokhtar Ebrahim
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