Linux Scripts

This repository contains a collection of bash scripts to assist with setting up development environments, servers, and other operations related to DevOps tasks.

Folder Structure

The repository is organized into the following directories:

• dev_ops: Scripts related to DevOps tasks, including Docker installation and PostgreSQL setup.
• nodejs_developer: A collection of scripts for Node.js developers, such as installing Node.js, MongoDB, and setting up Google Chrome.
• programmer: General scripts for programmers, such as database installation and programming language setup.
• server: Scripts for setting up server-related tasks, including email configuration and WordPress site installation.

Scripts Overview

DevOps Scripts

• docker_installer.sh: Installs Docker on the system.
• postgree_setup.sh: Sets up PostgreSQL database server.
• toolkit.sh: Miscellaneous tools helpful for DevOps practices.

DevOps Scripts

Node.js Developer Scripts

• google_chrome.sh: Installs Google Chrome browser.
• install_docker.sh: Installs the latest version of Docker.
• install_latest_node.sh: Installs the latest version of Node.js.
• mongodb.sh: Installs MongoDB NoSQL database.
• prune.sh: A script to clean up the system, such as removing unused Docker containers.
• setup_nodejs_npm.sh: Sets up Node.js environment along with npm.
• setup_postgree_for_orm.sh: Prepares PostgreSQL database for use with an ORM.

Node.js Developer Scripts

Programmer Scripts

• install_database.sh: A script that provides a menu for installing different databases.
• install_programming_language.sh: Helps with the installation of various programming languages.

Programmer Scripts

Server Setup Scripts

• emailwiz.sh: Configures the server to send and receive emails.
• virtual_host_generator.sh: Generates virtual host configurations.
• webserver_installer.sh: Installs and configures a web server.
• worpress_site_installer.sh: Automates the installation of WordPress sites.

Server Setup Scripts

Usage

To use these scripts, navigate to the corresponding folder and run the script you need with appropriate permissions, typically with sudo if you are installing or configuring software:

cd <folder_name>
sudo ./<script_name>.sh