|<blockquote><blockquote>Example of Shell Scripts (start/stop VMs):<br><ul><li>Using virsh (Virtual Shell): [ [[lab2 Shell Script Demo 1|https://scs.senecac.on.ca/~murray.saul/vm-start.bash vm-start.bash]] ](Under Construction)<br>Example of Shell script Demo 2 (Under Construction):<br>[ [[lab2 Shell Script Demo 2|https://scs.senecac.on.ca/~murray.saul/vm-stop.bash vm-stop.bash]] </li><li>Backing up VMs: [ ] (under construction)</li></ul><br><br>'''Scripting Skills:'''<blockquote><ul><li>'''if''' statement</li><li>'''for''' loop</li><li>'''Command Substitution'''</li><li>Advanced '''awk'''</li><li>'''positional parameters'''</li><li>'''sed'''</li><li>'''IO Stream vs Graphical Interaction''' (eg. zenity)</li><li>'''Scripting Samples (View and adapt)'''- don't "re-invent the wheel completely")</li><li>'''virsh''' command</li></ul></blockquote>'''Scripting Skills Match:''' [ULI101] [OPS435]<br><br>'''Practical Consideration for scripting in lab1:<br><blockquote>''' Students use '''wget''' to download existing shell script and run it to see what happens. Students are '''encouraged to view contents of more advanced shell script(s)''', to see where the commands are being used (from previous shell script), but are '''not required to understand more complex elements''' of these shell scripts.<br><br>