I’m working on a computer science question and need support to help me learn.Part 1: Servers and the Command LineUsing A Cloud Guru, create an Ubuntu 16 server. Once the server is stood up, take a screenshot of the server information. Next, log into the server using a terminal (through the built in one at A Cloud Guru or PUTTY on your own machine). Take a screenshot of being logged in.Once you are logged into the server and are at a command prompt, type the following commands one at a time and press enter after each command.clear
sleep 10
mkdir IT304
cd IT304
pwd
man whoami
whoami
Take a screenshot of each of those commands being executed, explain what the command does and how it is used. Write a minimum 1-page paper explaining the experience of setting up the server and connecting with the command line. Explain what each of the commands that you executed did. Remember to list any issues you had along the way. Note the time it took you to complete the exercise in your conclusion paragraph. The screenshots do not count toward the minimum length requirement; only your writing counts towards that requirement.
Part 1 RequirementsAt least 1 page in length not counting the title page, include a title page, double space, font size 10 or 12.
Includes a highly developed viewpoint, purpose, and exceptional content.
Demonstrates superior organization, is well ordered, logical, and unified.
Writing demonstrates original thought and analysis.
No evidence of plagiarism.
Follows the conventions of Standard English (correct grammar, punctuation, and spelling).
Part 2: Bash Shell ScriptingIn Part 2, you will create your first Bash script utilizing what you learned from watching the videos at A Cloud Guru listed under the reading section of this module.
These videos give step by step instructions for:Creating a .bash_profile
Creating a directory to house your scripts
Navigating to that directory
Creating a script file with a .sh extension
Changing the permissions on the file to allow it to be executed
Accepting parameters to your script
Comparing your parameters to a value
Using looping in your script
Printing out system values
You will be creating a Bash script that will accept two arguments, a username and password. If the proper username and password is input, display the home directory and terminal type. If the input is incorrect, allow them to re-enter the information. After 3 failed attempts, inform the user that they do not have access to this information. If no information is passed, prompt the user for the information.First start by creating a flowchart that accurately depicts the logic for this script.Put this flowchart in the appendix of your paper.
Next, using the server that you stood up in Part 1 or create a new server on A Cloud
Guru.Create a .bash_profile
Create a directory for your Bash scripts
Create the Bash script based on your flowchart
Grant execute permissions to that file
Execute the script with the correct information passed
Execute the script with NO information passed
Execute the script with the WRONG information passed
For each of these steps include a screenshot.In a minimum 1-page Microsoft Word document, combine the above information with the following:Describe how you determined your logical flow for the script.
Explain how easy or difficult it was to create the script, set permissions, debug, and run.
Place the completed script in the appendix of your paper.
Section 2Part 1You will need to take three screenshots on the following AWS EC2
Instance.Screenshot displaying your provisioned EC2 Instance
Screenshot showing the subnets associated with your EC2 Instance
Screenshot with a successful ssh connection as described in the lab.
Note: With each screenshot, make sure you articulate what is in the screenshot.The screenshots you create while completing the process should be added to a Microsoft Word document. Write a one-paragraph summary under each screenshot sharing your experience completing this lab. Then, write a final paragraph that summarizes your experience with Amazon Web Services.Part 2You will need to take three screenshots on the following AWS S3 Bucket.Screenshot displaying your newly created Amazon S3 Bucket.
Screenshot displaying the data being uploaded and the window displaying your selection of the Amazon S3 master key.
Screenshot displaying the latest version of your files you recently uploaded.
The screenshots you create while completing the process should be added to a Microsoft Word document. Write a one-paragraph summary under each screenshot sharing your experience completing this lab. Then, write a final paragraph that summarizes your experience with Amazon Web Services.
Requirements: 1 | .doc file
