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Bash Scripts

The document contains several Bash scripts for various tasks including comparing numbers, looping through numbers and files, adding users, creating backups, monitoring disk usage, and checking memory usage. Each script is designed to perform specific functions such as identifying the largest number among three inputs, backing up files with timestamps, and alerting when disk usage exceeds a certain limit. Additionally, it provides commands for checking memory and disk usage details.

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Bash Scripts

The document contains several Bash scripts for various tasks including comparing numbers, looping through numbers and files, adding users, creating backups, monitoring disk usage, and checking memory usage. Each script is designed to perform specific functions such as identifying the largest number among three inputs, backing up files with timestamps, and alerting when disk usage exceeds a certain limit. Additionally, it provides commands for checking memory and disk usage details.

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############## SimpleGreaterthanScript #################################

#!/bin/bash
echo "Enter a"
read a
echo "Enter b"
read b
echo "Enter c"
read c

if [[ $a -gt $b && $a -gt $c ]]


then
echo "$a is the biggest of all 3"
elif [[ $b -gt $a && $b -gt $c ]]
then
echo "b is the biggest of all three"
else
echo "c is the biggest of all three"
fi

########## ForLoop #############3333333333333333333333333333333333333333333


#!/bin/bash
#THis will print from 0 to 9
for((i=0 ;i<10 ;i++))
do
echo "$i"
done

#This will print the names of files with extention .sh


for FILE in *.sh
do
echo $FILE
done

################### 3AutoUserAddingScript ###########################

#!bin/bash
add_user()
{
user=$1
password=$2
useradd -m -p $pass $user && echo "User added successfully"
}

##########33############## Zipping and backingup to other folder


#######################

#!/bin/bash

#script to create backup of scripts dir content in backup dir

src_dir=/home/ec2-user/script
dest_dir=/home/ec2-user/backups

curr_timestamp=$(date "+%Y-%m-%d-%H-%M-%S")
bkp_file=$dest_dir/$curr_timestamp.tgz
#Now bkp_file has string with name /home/ec2-user/backup/timestamp.tgz (zip
format)
echo "Taking backup at time $curr_timestamp"

#now tar command will take files from src_dir and make a zip file with timestamp
name in backup folder
tar czf $bkp_file --absolute-names $src_dir
echo "backup complete"

################################### DiskUtilStorageAlarm
###################################################

#!/bin/bash
#limit=90
df -h | awk '{print $5 " " $1}' | while read output;
do
result=$(echo $output | awk '{print $1}' | cut -d'%' -f1)
disk_name=$(echo $output | awk '{print $2}')
# echo "$disk_name"
# echo "$result"
if [ $result -ge 5 ]
then
echo "Alert $disk_name"
else
echo "limit Not crossed"
fi
done

################################# MEMORY COMMANDS


#########################################################

- free >>> to check details of ram used free


- top >>> to check top services consuming cpu and memory utilization.
- df -h >>> shows the whole file system, amount of size filled in eacg file
system and partitions
- awk >>> df -h showed us a huge amt of data, but if we want to sort it and
only see the 1st
and the 5th column of the out put i will use awk.
AWK format eg. df -h | awk '{print $1 " " $5}'

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