HRDC Reg No: 10001512651
Course Duration: 3 Days (21 Hours)
Course Overview
The Bash Shell Scripting course provides a comprehensive understanding of Linux/Unix shell scripting to automate system administration tasks, manage IT processes, and optimize workflows. Over 3 days, participants will learn shell scripting fundamentals, advanced scripting techniques, and remote system interaction.
Hands-on labs and real-world case studies will enable participants to confidently use Bash scripting in professional IT environments.
Who Should Attend?
This course is ideal for:
- System Administrators – Automate system tasks and improve efficiency.
- DevOps Engineers – Enhance workflows using custom scripts.
- IT Professionals – Simplify system management and process automation.
- Database Administrators – Manage database operations with Bash scripting.
Why Choose This Course?
HRDC Claimable (HRDC Reg No: 10001512651)
Hands-on Training with Practical Applications
Automation Skills for IT & System Administration
Expert Guidance from Industry Professionals
Learning Outcomes
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
Understand Linux/Unix system architecture & shell functionalities.
Create and manage shell scripts for various automation tasks.
Use shell variables, operators, and control structures effectively.
Implement Unix filters and regular expressions for data processing.
Integrate shell scripts with databases and remote systems.
Develop robust and reusable scripts with functions & external modules.
Prerequisites
Basic Knowledge of Linux/Unix Operating Systems
Familiarity with Command-Line Interfaces
Basic Programming Knowledge (Recommended)
Lab Setup
System Requirements:
- Linux system (CentOS, RHEL, or Ubuntu) with Bash shell
- Minimum 4GB RAM and 2 CPU cores
- Root access for administrative tasks
Software Requirements:
- Bash shell (Pre-installed on most Linux systems)
- Text editors like Vim or Nano
- SQLite or MySQL (For database connectivity exercises)
Network Configuration:
- SSH enabled (For remote system exercises)
Teaching Methodology
Interactive Lectures – Concept explanations supported by real-world examples.
Hands-On Labs – Guided exercises to apply scripting knowledge.
Scenario-Based Training – Simulating real-world automation challenges.
Group Discussions – Collaborative troubleshooting & knowledge sharing.
Assessments & Feedback – Quizzes & interactive Q&A sessions.
