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The document provides instructions for a DevOps certification training assignment involving tasks on an AWS Ubuntu machine. Trainees are asked to create a directory and file, copy the file to another folder, move contents to another file, write a shell script to print a message, change the script's permissions to 755, and delete the created file in order to sharpen their Linux skills for a DevOps engineer role at client ABC Infotech.

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Linux Fundamental Assignment PDF

The document provides instructions for a DevOps certification training assignment involving tasks on an AWS Ubuntu machine. Trainees are asked to create a directory and file, copy the file to another folder, move contents to another file, write a shell script to print a message, change the script's permissions to 755, and delete the created file in order to sharpen their Linux skills for a DevOps engineer role at client ABC Infotech.

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DevOps Certification Training

Module 3 : Linux Fundamental Assignment

Assignment - 1

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You have been hired by the client ABC Infotech in a DevOps Engineer
Role, where in you have to work with Linux system. The client would want
you to sharpen your Linux skills by practicing the following task.

You are requested to execute following task on AWS Ubuntu machine :

1. Creating a directory.

2. Creating a file

3. Copy File to Another Folder

4. Move the content to the Another file.

5. Write a shell script that prints “Welcome to the world of Linux”

6. Change the permissions to above shell script to 755.

7. Delete the created file.

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