Hi I have 5 tools to automate (start on boot ) using systemd like tool1.sh tool2.sh similarly i writen 5 start up scripts and running tools.service in oneshot mode first time it's worked then it's telling ignoring ,unit not found can you suggest the solution and where can I place the .sh files and . service file and also what are the permissions needed
Howdy Dave, just a question about your tutorial in Udemy, are you going to update it for Ubuntu 18.04 anytime soon? Planning to take it that course as i want a real hands on experience in Linux. It will serve as a preparation for my DevOps journey from NOC engineer.
I laughed my #$%^& out with the speede voice, but in al seriousness great video touching an important topic for sysadmins (or on developing to become one)
On Friday (22 May 2020) I created a service Unit for an ssh tunnel command that we want to start (ssh -L .......) on a server after a reboot. So we had also a passphrase (that was typed manually , be the person who would come in the morning, a few hours after the reboot , triggered at 06:30 by apt automatic updates, in case a new kernel was downloaded) , and I had searched some months ago in ssh documentation/internet to find a way to put that passphrase in a file and have it parsed, but could not understand if there was a way to do it. I have stopped the attempts at that point, but on Friday I persuaded my team-leader to get rid of the passphrase. Now after seeing that video, I suspect that maybe that file EnvironmentFile= may be a good place to have put that passphrase (unencrypted) But I am still not sure how I could make the ExecStart=ssh ......... command to read the contents of the file.
Oh, I'm just doing it on a VM because that's my 'demo' environment. You would usually run something like this on a server in a datacenter (or an instance on one of the public clouds).
Hi I have 5 tools to automate (start on boot ) using systemd like tool1.sh tool2.sh similarly i writen 5 start up scripts and running tools.service in oneshot mode first time it's worked then it's telling ignoring ,unit not found can you suggest the solution and where can I place the .sh files and . service file and also what are the permissions needed
that voice at 8:16 was really scary dude 😂
Hi I have 5 tools to automate (start on boot ) using systemd like tool1.sh tool2.sh similarly i writen 5 start up scripts and running tools.service in oneshot mode first time it's worked then it's telling ignoring ,unit not found can you suggest the solution and where can I place the .sh files and . service file and also what are the permissions needed
Howdy Dave, just a question about your tutorial in Udemy, are you going to update it for Ubuntu 18.04 anytime soon? Planning to take it that course as i want a real hands on experience in Linux. It will serve as a preparation for my DevOps journey from NOC engineer.
Hi Noel, it's currently updated for 18.04 and I'll be updating it to 20.04 over the next few weekends. The changes should be extremely minor, though!
@@tutoriaLinux that is so cool.. I'll definitely going to purchase it and start learning. Thanks Dave. keep safe.
Great stuff dude!
I laughed my #$%^& out with the speede voice, but in al seriousness great video touching an important topic for sysadmins (or on developing to become one)
Hello sir, Can you make a video on how to start tkinter or GUI like application using Systemd service.
Did this and got a 500 internal service error why?
On Friday (22 May 2020) I created a service Unit for an ssh tunnel command that we want to start (ssh -L .......) on a server after a reboot. So we had also a passphrase (that was typed manually , be the person who would come in the morning, a few hours after the reboot , triggered at 06:30 by apt automatic updates, in case a new kernel was downloaded) , and I had searched some months ago in ssh documentation/internet to find a way to put that passphrase in a file and have it parsed, but could not understand if there was a way to do it. I have stopped the attempts at that point, but on Friday I persuaded my team-leader to get rid of the passphrase. Now after seeing that video, I suspect that maybe that file EnvironmentFile= may be a good place to have put that passphrase (unencrypted)
But I am still not sure how I could make the ExecStart=ssh ......... command to read the contents of the file.
So what's the point of running a background program through a virtual machine rather than run it on the main machine?
Oh, I'm just doing it on a VM because that's my 'demo' environment. You would usually run something like this on a server in a datacenter (or an instance on one of the public clouds).
Thank for a very informative video.
the timing of that music around 5:30 threw me off, i had to hit pause just to make sure that something else on my computer didn't start playing.
Sweet!
nice
plz use bigger fonts
Hi I have 5 tools to automate (start on boot ) using systemd like tool1.sh tool2.sh similarly i writen 5 start up scripts and running tools.service in oneshot mode first time it's worked then it's telling ignoring ,unit not found can you suggest the solution and where can I place the .sh files and . service file and also what are the permissions needed