UNIX for Testers-Automate UNIX in Test Automation (Selenium)

UNIX for Testers-Automate UNIX in Test Automation (Selenium), available at Free, has an average rating of 3.55, with 47 lectures, based on 135 reviews, and has 17988 subscribers.

You will learn about All Manual Unix Concepts required for Software Testers How to Automate the various Unix Processes, so as to achieve end to end test automation. Learn about Putty, winScp Learn about Java SSH library (Jsch) – To do automation of Unix processes This course is ideal for individuals who are All Manual Testers or Automation testers who wish to learn how to automate Unix processes or Anyone who wish to start there career as software tester It is particularly useful for All Manual Testers or Automation testers who wish to learn how to automate Unix processes or Anyone who wish to start there career as software tester.

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Summary

Title: UNIX for Testers-Automate UNIX in Test Automation (Selenium)

Price: Free

Average Rating: 3.55

Number of Lectures: 47

Number of Published Lectures: 47

Number of Curriculum Items: 47

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 47

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

All Manual Unix Concepts required for Software Testers

How to Automate the various Unix Processes, so as to achieve end to end test automation.

Learn about Putty, winScp

Learn about Java SSH library (Jsch) – To do automation of Unix processes

Who Should Attend

All Manual Testers

Automation testers who wish to learn how to automate Unix processes

Anyone who wish to start there career as software tester

Target Audiences

All Manual Testers

Automation testers who wish to learn how to automate Unix processes

Anyone who wish to start there career as software tester

Unix Knowledge required for Software Testers – Manual and Automate the various UNIX / LINUX processes, So that you can achieve end to end test automation (If you have any Unix processes in your application).

This course will teach you (To very absolute beginner to Unix / Linux) All about various Unix / Linux commands, processes, scripts along with Unix architecture.

Also this course mainly covers about automation of various Unix processes like executing shell scripts / sending or receiving files to / from  Unix or Linux server, so that you can incorporate this in your test automation framework and achieve end to end test automation.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: UNIX for Testers (Manual And Automated) – Course Introduction

Chapter 2: Start with UNIX

Lecture 1: Unix Architecture

Lecture 2: Unix Introduction

Lecture 3: what happens when you execute any command or shell script in unix or linux

Chapter 3: Infrastructure to work with UNIX (for this course)

Lecture 1: Create Unix Instance on Google Cloud for practice

Lecture 2: Connect to Unix server using Putty (a ssh client)

Lecture 3: Connect to Unix server using WinScp (to perform all SFTP operations)

Chapter 4: How much Unix is required from software testing point of view

Lecture 1: How much Unix is required for software testers?

Lecture 2: Manual VS Automated Unix processes

Chapter 5: Unix Basics

Lecture 1: VI editor in UNIX / LINUX

Lecture 2: File Types in Unix

Lecture 3: Understanding Unix or Linux directories – Unix File System

Lecture 4: Unix / Linux Directory Commands

Lecture 5: Unix / Linux File Commands

Lecture 6: Other Unix / Linux Commands

Lecture 7: Special characters to be used along with Unix / Linux commands

Lecture 8: Why file permission required in Unix / linux

Lecture 9: Unix File Permissions -Commands

Lecture 10: All About processes in UNIX & Unix Process Commands

Lecture 11: Filter commands in UNIX or LINUX

Lecture 12: Find Command in UNIX or LINUX

Lecture 13: Grep command in UNIX – Search data in file for perticular pattern

Lecture 14: Pipes in UNIX or LINUX – Interprocess Communication

Lecture 15: Read and Write file in Unix Linux – Cat command, redirecting data

Lecture 16: Sort command in Unix or LInux – How to sort file? Various examples

Lecture 17: Uniq Command in unix or linux (Filter commands)

Lecture 18: diff command – compare 2 files in unix or linux line by line

Lecture 19: cmp command in unix or linux – Compare 2 files byte by byte

Lecture 20: Variables in UNIX or LINUX

Lecture 21: All About Shell Script in UNIX

Chapter 6: Automate Unix Processes – To do end to end automation testing

Lecture 1: Automate the Unix processes

Lecture 2: GitHub Location for code – Unix for testers using Jsch and putty

Chapter 7: Automate Unix Processes using Putty (By creating .bat file)

Lecture 1: Automation Of Shell Script Execution using Putty (via Plink)

Lecture 2: Automation Of sending file to Unix server using Putty (via pscp)

Lecture 3: Automation Of Receiving file from Unix server using Putty (via pscp)

Lecture 4: Execute batch (.bat file) in java using process Builder

Lecture 5: Execute batch (.bat file) in java using plexus utils

Chapter 8: Automate Unix Processes using Jsch (JAVA API)

Lecture 1: Various libraries available to automate UNIX testing

Lecture 2: Lets get started using Jsch library (for Unix processes automation using java)

Lecture 3: Authentication in jsch

Lecture 4: Execute any UNIX command via jsch (in automation)

Lecture 5: Send (upload) file to UNIX server via jsch (in automation)

Lecture 6: Send or Upload multiple files to Unix or Linux server using Jsch Java library

Lecture 7: Execute shell script via jsch (in automation)

Lecture 8: Verify if file exist on UNIX server via jsch (in automation)

Lecture 9: Receive (Download) or get file from unix server to local machine using Jsch

Lecture 10: Receive or Download multiple files from unix or linux server using Jsch

Instructors

AutomationTalks
Software Engineer by Profession, Love to teach & Explore

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2 stars: 9 votes

3 stars: 20 votes

4 stars: 44 votes

5 stars: 59 votes

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