Shebang On Linux, a shebang #! is a special line at the beginning of a script that tells the operating system which interpreter to use when executing the script. This line, also known as a “sharp-exclamation”, “sha-bang”, “hash-bang”, or “pound-bang”, is the first line of a dash and starts with #! followed by the path …

Presented below is an illustrative shell script for managing MySQL databases. This script facilitates the creation of databases and the establishment of users with customized access permissions. Please feel free to utilize this script wherever it may be required. Example 1#!/bin/bash 2# VARIABLES 3# 4_bold=$(tput bold) …

Provided below is an example script designed to dynamically back up a MySQL database hosted within a Docker environment. The backup is subsequently pushed to an AWS S3 bucket. Feel free to utilize this script for your database backup requirements. MySQL Backup and Push to S3 Bucket 1#!/bin/bash 2 …

Below is an example of a shell script designed to manage users in Linux. This script includes various functionalities such as creating new users, listing existing users, resetting passwords, locking/unlocking users, backing up user data, deleting users, and more. Feel free to review and utilize this script as needed. …