Linux Shell Scripting Cookbook (3rd Edition)

This is the Chinese translation of the third edition of Linux Shell Scripting Cookbook. Linux/GNU offers a stable, reliable, and powerful development environment, and the shell, as the native interface for communicating with the operating system, is the most flexible means of controlling how the entire system operates and interacting with Linux. The author starts with shell fundamentals, first introducing the usage of simple commands and various file operations, then gradually moves on to text processing, web interaction, backup and archiving, network configuration and troubleshooting, system monitoring and tuning, and more, covering beginner, intermediate, and advanced topics while passing on the techniques that seasoned script users rely on. The book is organized around concrete tasks, with 13 chapters and more than 100 recipes, and its examples are thorough and clear. The third edition has been fully revised to match the features of the latest Linux distributions of its time and adds roughly 100 pages of new content on repository management, network namespaces, dynamic invocation, system tuning, containers, and the cloud: Git and Fossil version control, tcpdump/ngrep/ip network troubleshooting, strace and ltrace tracing, dstat and sysctl performance tuning, and Docker containers, virtual machines, and cloud deployment. Whether you are an ordinary user who wants to organize photos or download audio and video, or a system administrator who wants to simplify work with containers and the cloud, you will find solutions you can apply directly.