Mastering Bash - Unleash the Command-Line Power
Welcome to the ultimate guide that will transform you into a Bash command-line wizard! "Mastering Bash" is your comprehensive companion on the journey to becoming a proficient Bash scripter, empowering you to harness the full potential of this versatile and powerful shell language.
Mastering BASH
Introduction
1.Getting Started with Bash
1.1.Introduction to Bash
1.2.The Bash Shell
1.3.Basic Bash Commands
1.4.Navigating the File System
1.5.Working with Files and Directories
1.6.Redirection and Piping
1.7.Bash Variables and Environment
1.8.Bash Command History and Autocompletion2.Shell Scripting Fundamentals
2.1.Writing Your First Bash Script
2.2.Variables and Data Types in Scripts
2.3.Conditional Statements
2.4.Looping Constructs
2.5.Functions in Bash
2.6.Command-Line Arguments
2.7.Input and Output in Scripts
2.8.Error Handling and Exit Codes3.Advanced Shell Scripting
3.1.String Manipulation
3.2.Arrays and Lists
3.3.Associative Arrays
3.4.Regular Expressions in Bash
3.5.Advanced Looping Techniques
3.6.Process Control and Job Management
3.7.Signal Handling and Traps
3.8.Working with Dates and Times4.File Processing and Text Manipulation
4.1.Reading and Writing Text Files
4.2.Text Processing with Sed
4.3.Text Processing with Awk
4.4.File Comparison and Merging
4.5.Text Searching with grep
4.6.Text Manipulation with cut, paste, and tr
4.7.Command Substitution and Process Substitution5.Working with System Administration Tasks
5.1.User and Group Management
5.2.Disk and File System Operations
5.3.System Monitoring and Logging
5.4.Process Management and Resource Monitoring
5.5.System Information and Hardware Details
5.6.Networking and Connectivity
5.7.Shell Scripting for System Administration6.Automation and Task Scheduling
6.1.Cron Jobs and Scheduling Tasks
6.2.Automating Backup and Restore
6.3.Managing Software Updates
6.4.Automated Reporting and Notifications
6.5.Task Automation Best Practices7.Interacting with the Linux Environment
7.1.Environment Variables and Configuration
7.2.Working with Shell Startup Files
7.3.Bash Scripting and Shell Scripting Differences
7.4.Command-Line Utilities and Tools
7.5.Customizing the Bash Prompt
7.6.Scripting Best Practices for Portability8.Scripting for Web Development
8.1.Using cURL for HTTP Requests
8.2.Parsing JSON and XML Data
8.3.Web Scraping with Bash
8.4.Deploying and Managing Web Applications
8.5.Bash for Automation in Web Development9.Advanced Bash Techniques
9.1.Bash Script Optimization and Performance
9.2.Debugging Bash Scripts
9.3.Script Packaging and Distribution
9.4.Writing Secure Bash Scripts
9.5.Interfacing with Other Languages and Tools10.Shell Scripting in DevOps
10.1.Continuous Integration and Deployment with Bash
10.2.Bash for Infrastructure Automation
10.3.Configuration Management with Bash
10.4.Building and Testing Bash Scripts
10.5.Monitoring and Error Handling in DevOps11.Appendix
11.1.Bash Scripting Cheat Sheet
11.2.Glossary of Terms
11.3.Recommended Resources
11.4.About the author