Using nohup to Keep Commands Running After Terminal Closure The nohup command allows you to run a command in the background and keep it running even after the terminal session is closed.

Bash is a wonderful shell and one that likely offers a lot of options—maybe some you haven’t yet tried. I hope the list of articles included in this post will prove useful to you.

However, unlike many other languages, bash scripting doesn't use a compiler to run its code but instead relies on a command-line interpreter. The interpreter takes the commands from Bash and runs ...

When writing bash scripts you sometimes need to run commands in the background. This is easily accomplished by appending the command line to be run in the background with an ampersand "&". But what do ...

The bash man page will tell you a little about the eval command, though you would have to scroll down nearly 5,000 lines to find it. There are, after all, no man pages for built-ins.

Bash in Azure Cloud Shell comes with various Linux and Azure tools, along with text editors (vim, nano and emacs). It has support for containers (Docker, Kubectl, Helm and DC/OS) and databases ...