Linux CLI - System AdministrationA sysadmin wants to automate daily backups on a production server. Which approach best uses sysadmin skills?AManually copy files every day at noonBRestart the server daily to clear memoryCUse a text editor to write notes about backupsDWrite a shell script and schedule it with cronCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify automation methods for backupsAutomating backups requires scripting and scheduling tools like cron.Step 2: Evaluate options for efficiency and reliabilityManual copying is error-prone; notes or restarting server do not automate backups.Final Answer:Write a shell script and schedule it with cron -> Option DQuick Check:Automate backups = script + cron [OK]Quick Trick: Use scripts and cron for automation [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking manual copying is automationConfusing notes with actual backupRestarting server does not backup data
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