Enroll now in our Unix Scripting Training Course to gain hands-on knowledge through live interactive sessions, practical labs, real-world scripting projects, and personalized mentorship. We have successfully trained over 250 professionals through this program.
Prerequisites
- Basic Knowledge of Computer
- Operating system knowledge
- Basic programming concepts
- Understanding of computer networks
What Will You Learn
- Understand Unix architecture, shell environment, and file system basics.
- Learn how to log in, navigate directories, and execute simple commands.
- Create, view, edit, copy, move, and delete files and folders.
- Manage permissions, ownership, and links (hard & soft links).
- Monitor and control running processes using ps, top, kill, and job control.
- Check disk usage, system performance, and resource utilization.
- Search and filter data using grep, cut, sort, uniq, and tr.
- Combine commands with pipes and redirection for automation.
- Understand different shells (bash, sh, ksh).
- Use environment variables, command substitution, and scripting basics.
- Write scripts with variables, loops, and conditional statements.
- Build automation scripts for backups, monitoring, and reporting.
- Get hands-on with the vi/vim editor for file editing.
- Learn advanced features like search, replace, and macros.
- Work with commands like ssh, scp, ftp, netstat, and ping.
- Transfer files securely and troubleshoot network issues.
- Schedule recurring jobs with cron and one-time jobs with at.
- Automate routine tasks for system efficiency.
Why Should You Learn Unix?
- Widely used across IT and enterprise systems.
- Core skill for DevOps and System Admin roles.
- Boosts command-line and automation efficiency.
- Builds a strong foundation for scripting and Linux.
- Improves problem-solving and troubleshooting skills.
- High demand with great career growth potential.
- Easy to adapt to other Unix-based systems.
What Can You Do with Unix Scripting Skills?
- Automate daily system and server tasks.
- Monitor and manage system performance.
- Streamline DevOps and CI/CD processes.
- Process and analyze large data sets quickly.
- Manage users, files, and system permissions.
- Automate backups and report generation.
- Simplify network and server administration.
- Enhance productivity through task automation.