
Need help with Bash Scripting Guidance
Bash scripting I'm preparing for any Devops engineer interview where they can ask me to write codes
- To check disk utilisation if it's above 80% then raise alert
- Check if a system is active if not enable it and run it
- To zip a file with tar and backup it
- To check if a file, directory or any txt or log file is available
- Monitor network connections using netstat and checking firewall rules, checking latency ping
- Automate MySQL backup, and restore
- Automating user account management
- Automated log collection for security 9.automate security updates, automate log rotation
- Checking files older than specific days and deleting them
- Script to display top numbers of processes running 12.script to check network availability and port check 13 log search and report generator 14.config file parameter updater with backup
- AWS cloud check EC2 running stop it start it
- Sync data from local linux machine to S3
- AWS auto scaling and check elb health
- Automate Terraform, docker and K8 commands
are these scripts enough ? Or is there anything else the interviewer can ask to confuse us or check us? Are these scripts enough for a devops engineer to crack an interview mostly for 3 years of experience
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As a devops engineer, do you have freedom to use python for any task? It's more versatile than shell scripts.
If someone is devops engineer and has worked at >1M users, please reply.

Yup I had in my last project ive used it well but unfortunately my new project demands only bash so I'm skilling into this stuff and here to enter a new project u gotta give interview

- "To zip a file with a tar" 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
But then again, interviewers are bums so it's just
sad lyf 4ever.
And which is better ? Awk or SED commands.
I need really good advice as I am stuck bro
Bro can you tell me from where you are learning shell scripting? Any resources i also preparing for DevOps