Automate Linux Tasks
Stop running the same Linux commands manually. Learn to schedule tasks that run reliably on their own, optimize resource usage, and free up your time for higher-value work in just one hour.
IS THIS FOR YOU?
- You’re a system administrator tired of running the same commands manually
- You’re a developer or DevOps engineer looking to automate deployments and maintenance
- You need backups, updates, and monitoring to run consistently without babysitting
- You want to optimize resource usage by running heavy jobs during off-peak hours
AFTER 60 MINUTES, YOU’LL:
- Automate repetitive tasks using cron and systemd timers, eliminating manual intervention and the risk of human error that comes with running commands by hand
- Schedule resource-intensive jobs like backups and database dumps to run during off-peak hours, ensuring optimal performance for users during working hours
- Build reliable task schedules that guarantee execution at the right time, giving you consistency and peace of mind that critical jobs will run even when you’re not watching
PREREQUISITES
- Basic Linux command line experience
- Familiarity with common system administration tasks
- Access to a Linux system for hands-on practice
YOUR INSTRUCTOR:
Makanaka Tota is a results-driven Technical Support Engineer and Red Hat Certified Engineer (RHCE) with over six years of experience in Linux server administration. She is known for delivering innovative infrastructure solutions that enhance system performance and efficiency.
HOW TO JOIN THIS SESSION?
This live session is completely free! — A limited-time opportunity before these “in an hour” sessions become exclusive to Living Open Source members.
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