Security Programming: Bash Scripting Essentials
Secure Programming
| Beginner
- 14 videos | 58m 24s
- Includes Assessment
- Earns a Badge
Bash is the default shell language in most server computing environments in Linux. The ability to leverage Bash scripting abilities for system administration and automation of tasks, including security, makes it an essential tool to understand and use. In this course, you'll navigate the vital elements of the Bash scripting language and analyze the output of common commands and scripts. You'll learn how to use Bash variables, conditionals, and loops and apply timing to a Bash script. You'll also learn how to change and list directories using Bash scripts, as well as how to change the ownership and permissions on files and folders. Next, you'll create files and custom functions, use piped commands to chain Bash scripts together, and redirect outputs using a Bash script.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
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Discover the key concepts covered in this courseIdentify uses for bash scriptsUse and set variables in a bash scriptUse conditional statements in a bash scriptUse the for, while, and until loops in a bash scriptPause or delay a bash script for a specified amount of timeUse commands to change and list directories from a bash script
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Change ownership of files and folders from a bash scriptChange file and folder permissions from a bash scriptCreate and modify files in a bash scriptUse piped commands to chain bash scripts togetherCreate custom functions in a bash scriptRedirect the output of standard out and standard error text in a bash scriptSummarize the key concepts covered in this course
IN THIS COURSE
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1m 16s
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4m 38s
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6m 6s
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5m 32s
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4m 18s
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3m 49s
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6m 47s
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3m 43s
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1m 9s
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