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My First Bash Scripts: From Zero to Production-QualityWhat a bash script is Bash script is a box of commands that used to run multiple commands at a time. The Shebang (#!/bin/bash) This is the very first line of the script that determine the shell, and bJul 11 · 5 min readdharamin.hashnode.dev
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How Linux Actually Runs Your Programs: Processes, Signals & systemd in Plain EnglishSignals What is signlas Signals are mechanism to communicate between kernel and processes, and between processes. For example if we want to STOP the process we send SIGSTOP(kill STOP ) Signal and kernJun 27 · 5 min readdharamin.hashnode.dev
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