scripting et réseaux
OK j'avance sur le script, si j'ai bien compris. Bash c'est pour du petit script rapide et Python quand c'est un peu plus complexe (et idéalement on script dans le language où le script va agir. étant donné que le script c'est clairement un truc plus proche du Dev que de l'adminsys, j'y vais doucement étape par étape. second morceau plus grand! les réseaux... beaucoup de concept à saisir... entre…
Progressing through the script, it seems clear that Bash is suitable for quick, small scripts while Python comes into play for more complex tasks. Ideally, one should script in the language where the script will operate. The scripting task is clearly more aligned with development rather than administration, so the author is approaching it step by step.
The second part delves into networking, a topic filled with concepts such as IP addresses, ports, gateways, etc. While the author is learning and revisiting these concepts as they go along, they admit that the network aspect is the most challenging to visualize mentally.
With this foundation in place, the author intends to advance their self-education and plans to enroll in an online course platform by January. They also plan to document this educational phase.
Interestingly, the author has incorporated PowerShell into their roadmap, though they have mixed feelings about it. Although they prefer Linux, PowerShell can be useful in enterprise environments, so gaining at least a basic understanding of it could prove beneficial. The author is currently researching job listings to identify which technologies are most relevant in the real world.
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