In this tutorial, Deividas Strole shows you how to write, save, and execute a basic Bash script on your AlmaLinux VPS. Whether you're new to scripting or need a quick refresher, this step-by-step guide walks you through creating a simple script that displays system info such as uptime, users, and disk usage.
🎯 What You'll Learn:
How to create a .sh file using Nano
Writing a Bash script with useful Linux commands
Making your script executable and running it on your server
Using scripting as a first step toward automation and DevOps
💡 Perfect For:
Linux beginners learning shell scripting
System administrators managing AlmaLinux, CentOS, or RHEL-based servers
DevOps enthusiasts automating server tasks
Anyone looking to improve Linux command-line skills
🔧 Commands Used:
nano system-info.sh
chmod +x system-info.sh
./system-info.sh
📌 Works on AlmaLinux, CentOS, RHEL, and other compatible distributions
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