A collection of Bash scripts developed during my Software Engineering training at Endava Uruguay. These scripts automate common system administration tasks and demonstrate practical shell scripting techniques.
This repository contains practical Bash scripts created as part of a professional training program. The scripts cover topics such as:
- Directory navigation and inspection
- File operations (creation, copying, moving, deletion)
- Viewing and searching text content
- Process monitoring and control
- SSH service management and command history usage
- File permissions and ownership management
Each script is documented with comments to explain its purpose and usage.
Clone the repository and run the scripts on a Linux system with Bash.
Some scripts may require sudo privileges for administrative tasks.
git clone git@github.com:codenamecoffee/Linux_Scripting_Exercises.git
cd your-repo
bash scriptname.sh-
NavigateAndInspect.sh: Creates and enters a directory, then displays its location, lists its contents, and checks disk usage.
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FileOperations.sh: Demonstrates basic file operations by creating, copying, moving, and deleting files and directories, with visual feedback using the tree command.
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ViewingAndSearchingText.sh: Shows how to view, search, and filter text content in files using commands like cat, less, grep, and more.
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ProcessesAndControl.sh: Displays and monitors active system processes using commands such as ps, top, and htop. Includes examples of real-time monitoring and connectivity testing with the ping command.
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RemoteAndHistory.sh: Manage SSH service, generate keys, and review command history explaning how to use recursive search with Ctrl + R.
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PermissionsAndOwnership.sh: Demonstrates how to change file permissions and ownership, including setting files to read-only and assigning them to different users and groups.
This repository is for educational purposes.
Federico González Lage.