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devops-vivek.hashnode.dev·Aug 13, 2025

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devopsdaily2025.hashnode.dev·Aug 06, 2025

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💻 DevOps Week 3: Shell Scripting for User Management & Backup Automation

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💻 DevOps Week 3: Shell Scripting for User Management & Backup Automation

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realplm.hashnode.dev·Aug 02, 2025

Aug 02, 2025

What a Legacy Script Taught Me About Performance, Parsing, and Patience

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What a Legacy Script Taught Me About Performance, Parsing, and Patience

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danish-tamboli.hashnode.dev·Jul 26, 2025

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🧠 Top 5 Intermediate Level Linux Commands 🐧💻

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harshalsonar.hashnode.dev·Jul 26, 2025

Jul 26, 2025

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mayureshpatildevops.hashnode.dev·Jul 25, 2025

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Day 5 of #90DaysOfDevOps:

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awsomevikash.hashnode.dev·Jul 24, 2025

Jul 24, 2025

Shell scripting for Devops

A shell script is a file in which you have written shell commands in sequences. Let’s talk about file types: If we have a Python file, then the file type is (.py). Similarly, Python - (.py) Java - (.java) C++ - (.cpp) C - (.c) Shell - (.sh) usernam...

Shell scripting for Devops

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Sparsh Jaipuriyar

linux-blogs.hashnode.dev·Jul 23, 2025

Jul 23, 2025

Shell Scripting for Beginners: Automate Your Linux Tasks 🚀

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tech.mrleong.net·Jul 19, 2025

Jul 19, 2025

Prevent Concurrent Cron Jobs Using `flock`

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Prevent Concurrent Cron Jobs Using `flock`

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