LINUX with Shell Scripting:
Mr. Nageswar Rao Mandru (MNRAO) is an industrial Expert with over 20 years of Development and Training experience.
Trained 50,000+ + Students and completed 16 Projects in development on PYTHON, Java, Linux, BigData, Spark, Hadoop, Oracle, and MYSQL Databases.
Course Details:
- Course Name: LINUX with Shell Scripting
- Duration: 30 days
- Date: 16th June 2025
- Timings: 8:30 to 9:30 PM IST
- Demo classes: 3 days (FREE )
- Live classes including Recorded Videos and material, Interview Questions and Software.
- 24/7 Whatsapp support for Coding issues.
- Non-IT students, Pre-grad, Under-Graduates can also understand my classes
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LINUX with Shell Scripting Course content as below:
PART-1 ( Software Basics )
• Introduction to Software
• System Software Concepts
• Application Software Concepts
• Device Drivers and OS introduction
• GUI vs. CUI / CLI
• Single User OS vs. Multi User OS
• History of DOS, Unix, Windows Operating Systems
• Freeware vs. Open Source
• Features of Unix and Linux
• Unix vs. Linux vs. Windows
• Distributions of Unix and Linux Operating systems
• Operating Systems Using in dev, test and prod environments
• Unix and Linux Architecture
• Shell and Kernel
• Linux Installation with Oracle Virtual Box
• Creating users in GUI
• Putty setup
• WinScp setup
AWS and Cloud
• AWS introduction
• Cloud environment
• Creating AWS account
• Creating AWS – EC2 instance for Linux in cloud
• Generating pem and ppk files
• Creating key and value pair
• Creating security group
• Connecting to EC2 instance using putty
• Files uploading and down loading to Cloud Using WinScp
• Maintaining EC2 instance at free of cost
PART-2 (Linux User Level Commands )
• Linux File system
• Types of files in Linux OS
• Regular files, Directory and Device files
• Checking type of file
• Linux File System Tree Structure
• Checking current working users details
• Logname, whoami, users, who, hostname, uname and last commands
• ls command options
• Date Command options
• Preparing time stamp
• Cal Command Options
• Working with directories
• mkdir, rmdir, cd, mv, rm commands
• Absolute path vs. Relative Path
• Working with files
• cat, touch , cp, mv, rm , truncate commands
• creating hidden files and dirs.
• cmp and diff commands
• Hard link and Soft link files
• Copying and moving files from one location to another using absolute path and relative path
• File command , checking for type of file
• Pattern matching chars, *, ? , [] and { }
• Word Count Command with different options
• Working with editors gedit, vi, nano and vim
• Job Chaining Using pipe ( | )
• Redirection operators < , > and >>
• head and tail commands
• filtering data in files
• tee and tr command
• Data processing using head, tail, pipe ( | ) , tee and tr commands
• grep command different options
• data processing with grep command
• filtering bigdata and small data files
• tar command
• Creating archive files , append to existing tar file
• gzip and gunzip commands
• working with file permissions
• chmod , user , group and others permissions
• octal notations
• umask value
• default permissions of dir and files
• files and dirs security concepts
• changing umask value
• setting permanent umask
Part -3- Advanced LINUX
Find command - different real time scenarios
• find command to filter files
• find by name, type, permissions
• find by user, group , empty file
• find by date , atime, mtime, ctime
• find last 10 days, 50 days and 10 hrs and 1 hrs
• find hidden files and dirs.
• find by size
sed command – real time scenarios
• sed command, in-depth of every options discussed
• sed-replacing string
• replace string in all lines and all matches
• conditional replacing string
• sed – deleting lines
• sed - data cleansing operations
• cut command with different options
• paste command options
• sort – ASCII based and number based sorting
• data processing Techniques
AWK command – real time scenarios
• AWK Scans a file line by line
• AWK Splits each input line into fields
• AWK Compares input line/fields to pattern
• AWK Performs action(s) on matched lines
• AWK Transform data files
• AWK Produce formatted reports
• AWK Format output lines
• AWK Arithmetic and string operations
• AWK Conditionals and loops
• AWK data filtering
• AWK Conditional data
• AWK Data Processing
Job Scheduling and Crontab options
Part- 4- LINUX Shell Scripting
Working with Linux Shell
• What is Shell
• Types of shells
• Checking for current shell
• Working different Shells bash, sh, ksh, ksh93, csh
• Installing different shells
• Shell variables
• Types of Shell variables
• System defined variable and User defined variables
• Variable Scope
• Session level
• User Level
• System level
• Working .bashrc and profiles
• .bashrc files vs profile
• history command
• bash_history files
• configuring HISTSIZE and HISTFILE_SIZE
• locate command vs which command
• PATH Variable setting
• Purpose of PATH setting
• Working bash, ksh, sh and csh shells
• Steps to Write shell scripting
• Shebang
• Shell command quotes
• Command substitution into text
• Shell Command line parameters
• read command, reading data from stdinput
• echo displaying output
• preparing csv data format and writing to files
• Arithmetic Operators
• Relational operators
• Logical operators
• String comparison
• Simple - If statement
• If -else
• Nested – if
• Ladder -if
• case statement
• while loop
• until loop
• for loop
• True and false commands
• break , exit and continue
• expr mathematical expressions
• checking file attributes
• checking for exist, file, dir, read , write and exe , owner
• checking for empty file or not
• comparing file time stamp
Finally, it ends with the Interview Questions.
