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Essential Automation Scripts for Operations: Baselines, Checks, and Repository Structure

This guide presents a comprehensive collection of automation operation scripts—including baseline health checks, business inspections, organized directory structures, naming conventions, and download links—designed to streamline system, network, database, and cloud infrastructure management.

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Essential Automation Scripts for Operations: Baselines, Checks, and Repository Structure

This repository provides a set of automation operation scripts that handle service automation and routine tasks, integrated with Qiniu Cloud storage for managing large files.

Baseline Inspection Checklist

Application liveness check every minute with email alerts

Server liveness check

Automatic packaging of base images, including Dockerfiles

Database automatic backup upload

Daily Kubernetes status inspection

Automatic Docker image cleanup

Automatic removal of redundant log files

Third‑party API status inspection

Middleware exception detection and auto‑restart

Application dependency vulnerability inspection

Java dependency vulnerability inspection

Server security port inspection

Business‑Specific Inspection

System abnormal login inspection

Key Areas Covered by Operations

System Operations

Operating System Management : installation, configuration, and maintenance of Linux, Windows, etc.

Security Patches & Updates : timely patching and update management.

System Monitoring & Performance Optimization : resource usage monitoring and tuning.

Network Operations

Network Device Management : configuration and maintenance of routers, switches.

Network Security : firewall configuration, intrusion detection.

Network Performance Optimization : traffic and bandwidth monitoring and improvement.

Database Operations

Database Installation & Configuration : setup and tuning of MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, etc.

Backup & Recovery : defining and executing backup strategies.

Performance Tuning : monitoring and optimizing database performance.

Application Operations

Application Deployment : managing releases and updates.

Application Monitoring : log analysis, error tracking.

Application Performance Optimization : diagnosing and fixing performance issues.

Security & Compliance

Security Policies & Implementation : establishing safeguards for systems and data.

Compliance Management : adhering to industry standards and regulations.

Automation & Script Management

Automation Tools & Script Writing : using scripts to simplify repetitive tasks.

Script Version Control : maintaining script integrity and traceability.

Container & Cloud Infrastructure Management

Container Technology Management : handling Docker, Kubernetes environments.

Cloud Infrastructure Management : provisioning, monitoring, and optimizing cloud resources.

Repository Directory Layout

ops/
├── roles/ (Ansible scripts)
├── system/ (system management)
├── network/ (network monitoring)
├── database/ (database management)
├── application/ (application management)
├── security/ (security & compliance)
├── automation/ (automation)
├── infrastructure/ (infrastructure)
└── templates/ (template scripts)

Naming Conventions & Operation Identifiers

Roles are named with a platform prefix aip followed by a custom business identifier.

Common operation identifiers include:

backup – backup

restore – restore

upgrade – upgrade

install – install

uninstall – uninstall

check – check

bus – business

security – security

server – server

clean – clean

Download Link

https://pan.quark.cn/s/ab6c8ac8a6fe
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Liangxu, a self‑taught IT professional now working as a Linux development engineer at a Fortune 500 multinational, shares extensive Linux knowledge—fundamentals, applications, tools, plus Git, databases, Raspberry Pi, etc. (Reply “Linux” to receive essential resources.)

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