AIX Korn Shell Programming Training course is designed for IT professionals to know how to use the scripts and utility of a shell to administer the AIX Operating System. In this course, you will learn how to differentiate between some specific bash shell and Korn features. You will learn to customise data using awk and sed utilities. Here, you will also demonstrate the system shell scripts like /etc/shutdown. The subject matter of this course will allow you to develop helpful shell scripts and optimise the administrative process of the system. You will also learn about how to create, manage and monitor Power VM virtualisation environments along with Power VM Logical partition. Here, you will also be able to deploy and manage logical partitions running either AIX or IBM i. You will also be able to create a highly available AIX configuration by using power HA.
AIX KORN SHELL PROGRAMMING TRAINING
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Prerequisites
- The candidates of this course are required to have fundamental knowledge of the AIX Operating System.
- It is ideal if you have a basic understanding of high-level programming language, including the experience of working on AIX and vi editors, but not required.
What will you gain after this course
- You will earn a badge that will prove your expertise in AIX
- You will earn adequate knowledge and skills to develop programming skills using Korn and Bash
- You will be recognised as a certified AIX expert as a Unix professional
- This course will also let you earn about developing programming skills on IBM
Jobs you can get
with aN AIX KORN SHELL PROGRAMMING TRAINING Certification
- Server Systems Engineer
- Unix Administrator
- Server System Administrator
- Technical Analyst
- Software Build and Release Engineer
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AIX Command Review
<ul>
<li> Unix Commands</li>
<li> General Commands</li>
<li> File and Directory Handling Commands</li>
<li> Filename Generation Characters</li>
<li> I/O Redirection Features</li>
<li> Other Commands</li>
</ul>
<li> Unix Commands</li>
<li> General Commands</li>
<li> File and Directory Handling Commands</li>
<li> Filename Generation Characters</li>
<li> I/O Redirection Features</li>
<li> Other Commands</li>
</ul>
Getting Started
<ul>
<li> Shell Script Overview</li>
<li> Development Guidelines</li>
<li> Creating and Editing Shell Scripts</li>
<li> Naming and Storing Shell Scripts</li>
<li> Executing Shell Scripts</li>
</ul>
<li> Shell Script Overview</li>
<li> Development Guidelines</li>
<li> Creating and Editing Shell Scripts</li>
<li> Naming and Storing Shell Scripts</li>
<li> Executing Shell Scripts</li>
</ul>
Variables
<ul>
<li> Environment Variables</li>
<li> Local Variables</li>
<li> Assigning Values to Variables</li>
<li> Assessing Variable Values</li>
<li> Using Quotes</li>
<li> Delimiting Variable Names</li>
<li> Echo Control Sequences</li></ul>
<li> Environment Variables</li>
<li> Local Variables</li>
<li> Assigning Values to Variables</li>
<li> Assessing Variable Values</li>
<li> Using Quotes</li>
<li> Delimiting Variable Names</li>
<li> Echo Control Sequences</li></ul>
Integer Arithmetic
<ul>
<li> Using the expr command</li>
<li> Using the (( )) notation</li></ul>
<li> Using the expr command</li>
<li> Using the (( )) notation</li></ul>
Handling Run-Time Data
<ul>
<li> Read Command</li>
<li> Command-line Arguments</li></ul>
<li> Read Command</li>
<li> Command-line Arguments</li></ul>
Conditional Execution
<ul>
<li> If statement</li>
<li> Test command</li></ul>
<li> If statement</li>
<li> Test command</li></ul>
Additional KORN, BASH & POSIX SYNTAX
<ul>
<li> Test Notations</li>
<li> Default and Substitute variables</li>
<li> Exit status codes</li></ul>
<li> Test Notations</li>
<li> Default and Substitute variables</li>
<li> Exit status codes</li></ul>
Loop Constructs
<ul>
<li> While loop</li>
<li> Until loop</li>
<li> For loop</li>
<li> While true and until false loops</li>
<li> Loop control commands</li></ul>
<li> While loop</li>
<li> Until loop</li>
<li> For loop</li>
<li> While true and until false loops</li>
<li> Loop control commands</li></ul>
Multi-Branch Decisions
<ul>
<li> Case Statement</li>
<li> Menu Driven Applications</li></ul>
<li> Case Statement</li>
<li> Menu Driven Applications</li></ul>
Functions
<ul>
<li> Function Overview</li>
<li> Syntax</li>
<li> Creating a Function Library</li></ul>
<li> Function Overview</li>
<li> Syntax</li>
<li> Creating a Function Library</li></ul>
Interrupt Handling
<ul>
<li> Interrupt signals</li>
<li> Trapping interrupts</li>
</ul>
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Full time, Part-time, Evening and Weekends, Virtual online
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London, Flexible online
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