This course explores automating server administration using bash command line interpreter and ssh connections, enabling efficient management of remote servers for tasks such as deploying code across multiple machines.
This course explores automating server administration using bash command line interpreter and ssh connections, enabling efficient management of remote servers for tasks such as deploying code across multiple machines.
We’ve all gotten used to graphical desktops – the interface is a comfortable one that allows us to do our daily jobs fluidly. The only time these truly fall short is when something needs to be automated – like installing new code on 75 remote machines.
This course looks at the process of automating server administration. With nothing more than the bash command line interpreter, SSH’s ability to connect to a remote server, and some intelligent glue, we can perform management tasks on remote servers with ease.
Hardware/Software Requirements
Stable Internet access
x86 architecture CPU clocked at 2 GHz or higher that is capable of nested virtualization (Apple Silicon is currently not supported)
A computer with at least 8 GB of RAM. 16 GB is recommended
VMWare Workstation or VMWare Fusion (VirtualBox and other VM software is not supported)
Windows 10/11, MacOSX+, or a currently supported Linux DistributionÂ
Full Administrator/root access to your computer or laptop
"Open source enthusiast, support guy, and amateur programmer"
Bio
Bill provides Customer Support, Development, and Training for Active Countermeasures. He has authored numerous articles and tools for client use. Bill was the chief architect of one commercial and two open-source firewalls and is an active contributor to multiple projects in the Linux development effort. His spare time is spent coordinating and feeding a major anti-spam blacklist. Bill’s articles and tools can be found in online journals at http://github.com/activecm/ and http://www.stearns.org.
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