/ubuntu

all the system maintenance and automation script, first time setups, packages update, theme setting etc.

Primary LanguageShell

System Management Scripts (Ubuntu)

DEPLOY (dl.mrinal.xyz)

Tested on
Ubuntu 18.xx (Bionic Beaver)
Ubuntu 20.xx (Focal Fossa)

Scripts

  • desktop/setup.sh

    • To run: $ wget -O - https://dl.mrinal.xyz/ubuntu/desktop/setup.sh | bash
    • It will install all the necessary packages required post OS installation and otherwise.
    • 'git' 'zip' 'zsh' 'gcc' 'htop' 'make' 'unzip' 'libc-dev' 'mitmproxy' 'libffi-dev' 'terminator' 'openssl-dev' 'python3-pip' 'python3-dev' 'dconf-editor' 'gnome-tweaks' 'libxml2-utils' 'build-essential' 'materia-gtk-theme' 'apt-transport-https' 'indicator-multiload' 'gnome-shell-extensions'
    • enables minimize and maximize by editing dconf setting
    • installs flat icons theme from snwh
    • Installs docker and docker-compose (and enable access for non-root user)
    • NOTE: POST INSTALLATION
      • if you want to change the default terminal use command $ sudo update-alternatives --config x-terminal-emulator
      • if you want to setup default shell as zsh use command $ chsh in prompt enter /bin/zsh and reboot. (it will set default shell as zsh)
      • run docker without sudo 
        $ sudo usermod -aG docker ${USER}
$ su - ${USER}
$ id -nG
$ sudo usermod -aG docker ${USER}

  • server/setup.sh

    • To run: $ wget -O - https://dl.mrinal.xyz/ubuntu/server/setup.sh | bash
    • It will install base packages for new instances
    • 'apt-transport-https' 'build-essential' 'mitmproxy' 'htop' 'git' 'zip' 'make' 'unzip' 'libc-dev' 'libffi-dev' 'python3-pip' 'python3-dev' 'libxml2-utils'

  • server/docker.sh

    • To run: $ wget -O - https://dl.mrinal.xyz/ubuntu/server/docker.sh | bash
    • installs and setup docker and docker-compose on server

  • server/disk_check.sh

    • To run: $ wget -O - https://dl.mrinal.xyz/ubuntu/server/disk_check.sh | bash
    • it will just help in checking the disk speed (mostly used to find if the server is having an HDD or SSD)

  • system benchmarking

    • To run: $ wget -O - bench.sh | bash
    • it will help you in finding out the system details like
      • CPU model and cores, Disk, Memory, Swap, OS, Architecture, Kernel, Location & Region etc...
    • Along with that I/O and Network Speed

Other tools and packages to have