This is as good as the knowledge of person writing it
This is procedural in nature
Scripting vs CM
Configuration Management (CM)
This a practice of configuring servers or hardware with a declarative approach.
CM tools generally are idempotent
CM architecture and choices
pull based CM:
Node will communicate with CM Server
Agents needs to be installed
Examples:
Chef
Puppet
push based CM
CM Server will communicate with node
node details and credentials will be stored, no agent installation required.
Examples:
Ansible
Ansible job roles
DevOps
Network Infrastructure
Softwares to be installed in your system
List:
git
visual studio code
aws cli
azure cli
Mac
Step 1: Review the Script:
First, open the URL in your web browser or use a command-line tool like curl to download the script content to review. This is important to ensure that the script is safe to execute.
Once you’ve reviewed the script and confirmed it’s safe, you can download it using curl with the -o option to specify the output filename, or you can directly execute it in the terminal (shown in Step 3).
Change the permissions of the downloaded script to make it executable.
chmod +x setup.sh
Step 4: Execute the Script
Now, you can execute the script. Since it involves installing software, you might need to run it with sudo to provide the necessary permissions, depending on what the script does.
sudo ./setup.sh
Steps to install on windows
Launch your Powershell or Windows Terminal as administrator
Now copy the following script and run in powershell
cd ~/Downloads
Invoke-WebRequest -Uri "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ClassroomTraining/Setups/main/Windows11/setup.ps1" -OutFile "setup.ps1"
./setup.ps1
This script will install chocolatey, git, visual studio code, aws cli and azure cli into your system
