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IBM: Linux Commands & Shell Scripting by Edx
This mini-course describes shell commands and how to use the advanced features of the Bash shell to automate complicated database tasks. For those not familiar with shell scripting, this course provides an overview of common Linux Shell Commands and shell scripting basics.
Course Highlights
- Describe what a Linux distribution is and differentiate between common Linux distributions
- Define what a shell is and recall common shell commands
- Execute common linux commands and use pipes and filters
- Outline what a script is and describe the ‘shebang’ interpreter directive
- Create simple to intermediate level Bash shell scripts
- Schedule cron jobs with crontab and describe the cron syntax
Skills you will learn!
Curriculum
21 Topics
Module Introduction & Learning Objectives
Linux Commands and Shell Scripting
Common Linux/Unix Shell Commands
Hands-on Lab: Common Linux/Unix Commands
Linux and Bash Command Cheat Sheet: The Basics
Shell Scripting Basics
Hands-on Lab: Getting Started with Shell Scripting
Filters Pipes and Variables
Useful Features of the Bash Shell
Hands-on Lab: Bash Scripting Advanced
Scheduling Jobs using Cron
Hands-on Lab: Scheduling Jobs using Crontab
Summary & Highlights
Practice Quiz: Linux Commands and Shell Scripting
Graded Quiz: Linux Commands and Shell Scripting
Course Wrap Up
Congratulations and Next Steps
Course Rating
Team & Notices
Acknowledgments & Team
Congrats & Next Steps
IBM: Linux Commands & Shell Scripting
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