Our Quick Start with Shell course offers a solid foundation in Bash shell scripting, covering Linux command-line essentials. Through hands-on labs and real-world challenges, you'll master file management, text processing, and automation techniques, enabling you to efficiently use the shell in your daily tasks.
18 labs
Hello, Bash!
Working with Shell Variables
Finding the Pirate's Treasure
Passing Arguments to the Script
Shell Arrays
Interstellar Cargo Manifest
Arithmetic Operations in Shell
Basic String Operations
Conditional Statements in Shell
Weather Advisory System
Bash Scripting Loops
Comparing Arrays in Shell
Shell Functions
Four Function Calculator
Special Variables in Shell
Bash Trap Command
File System Operations in Shell
File System Explorer
In this project, you will learn how to create a Linux system monitor using a shell script. The system monitor will continuously monitor the CPU, memory, and disk usage of your Linux system and display the usage percentages. If any of the thresholds for CPU, memory, or disk usage are exceeded, an alert will be sent. You can customize the threshold values as per your requirements and add your own logic to send alerts.
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This project will guide you through creating a task scheduler using a Bash script. The task scheduler allows you to schedule and manage tasks to be executed at specified intervals, such as hourly, daily, or weekly. The script provides options to list scheduled tasks, add new tasks, and remove existing tasks.
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In this project, we will be implementing our own version of Flappy Bird using the C programming language, utilizing the graphics library ncurses and incorporating logic control.
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In this project, you will create a simple typing game using a shell script that displays random characters on the screen and challenges you to type them before they disappear, with options to practice typing numbers, letters, a mixture of both, or custom words.
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In this project, you will learn how to create a chess board using Bash scripting. By completing this project, you will gain experience in using nested loops, color printing, and shell scripting.
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In this project, you will learn how to create a custom rm command that moves deleted files to a trash directory instead of permanently deleting them. This is a useful feature to have on your Linux server to prevent accidental deletion of crucial files.
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In this project, you will learn how to create and manage user accounts for teachers and students in a classroom server environment. You will use a bash script called userctr.sh to automate the process of adding and deleting user accounts, which can be a tedious task when done manually.
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In this project, you will learn how to copy files from the /etc directory with a last modified year in 2022 to the /tmp/etc directory while preserving the directory structure.
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In this project, you will learn how to copy files larger than 10K from the /etc directory to the /tmp/etc directory, preserving the directory structure. This is a useful skill for managing and organizing files on a Linux system.
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In this project, you will learn how to create a custom ls command that displays the sizes of directories in a user-friendly format. This project will help you understand how to retrieve and format file information in a Linux environment using Zsh scripting.
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In this project, you will learn how to extract image URLs from Markdown files using a Bash script. This is a common task when working with technical documentation, as it allows you to quickly identify and retrieve the images used in a document.
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In this project, you will learn how to extract link information from Markdown documents using a Bash script. This is a common task in software development, where developers need to process and extract specific information from text-based documents.
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In this project, you will learn how to create a script that can check if a program is running on a specified port and print the full path of the program or 'OK' if no program is running.
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In this project, you will learn how to retrieve and display system information on a Linux server. The getinfo.sh script you will create can be used to quickly gather important details about the server's hardware, software, and network configuration.
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In this project, you will learn how to perform log analysis on an Nginx server's access logs. You will retrieve valuable information from the logs, such as the top IP addresses by access count, the IP addresses that accessed the server a minimum of 10 times, the most accessed requests, and the request addresses with a 404 status.
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In this project, you will learn how to set up a cron job to automatically back up the system's daily log files. As a system administrator, you may frequently need to perform log backups to ensure the availability and recoverability of important system data.
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In this project, you will learn how to create a Zsh script that monitors the network communication status of a specific port. The script will count the number of data packets transmitted and received on the specified port within a 3-second timeframe.
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In this project, you will learn how to create a random password generator script that meets specific requirements. The password generator will create a 12-character password that includes at least one digit, one uppercase letter, one lowercase letter, and one special character from the set ><+-{}:.&;.
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In this project, you will learn how to search for files in the /etc directory that contain the string 'labex' in their content, and organize the output in a specific format.
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In this project, you will learn how to install and start the Samba service on your Linux system. Samba is a free software that implements the SMB (Server Message Block) protocol, which allows for file sharing between different computers on a local area network.
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This course contains lots of challenges for Shell, each challenge is a small Shell project with detailed instructions and solutions. You can practice your Shell skills by solving these challenges, improve your problem-solving skills, and learn how to write clean and efficient code.
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