# 🚀 Linux Automation Toolkit

A modular, menu-driven Linux Automation CLI Toolkit built using Bash scripting. This project automates common system administration tasks such as file management, process monitoring, networking, logging, and user management.

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📌 Features

• 🧭 Menu-driven CLI interface
• 📂 Modular architecture (easy to scale)
• 🔁 Reusable Bash scripts
• ⚡ Automation of repetitive Linux tasks
• 🔐 Security and system-level operations
• 👨‍💻 Beginner-friendly yet powerful

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🧩 Project Structure

Linux-Automation-Toolkit
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├── toolkit.sh                # Main entry point
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├── File_Management
├── Log_Management
├── Network_Management
├── Process_Management
├── System_Information
└── User_Management

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⚙️ Modules Overview

📂 File Management

• Directory creation & validation
• File creation & existence check
• File permission checks (Read, Write, Execute)

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📜 Log Management

• View system logs
• Monitor live logs
• Detect failed login attempts
• Identify suspicious IP activity

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🌐 Network Management

• Ping & traceroute
• DNS lookup & reverse DNS
• Network scanning
• Open ports detection
• Latency monitoring

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⚙️ Process Management

• List running processes
• Search processes
• Kill processes
• Monitor CPU & memory usage

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💻 System Information

• CPU details
• Memory usage
• Disk usage

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👤 User Management

• Create and delete users
• Check user existence
• List system users
• Detect sudo users
• Detect locked accounts

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🧭 How It Works

toolkit.sh
   ↓
Select Module
   ↓
Select Operation
   ↓
Execute Script

👉 The toolkit follows a multi-level menu system for easy navigation.

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▶️ Getting Started

1️⃣ Clone the Repository

git clone https://github.com/sonukkushwaha0801/Linux-Automation-Toolkit.git
cd Linux-Automation-Toolkit

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2️⃣ Make Scripts Executable

chmod +x toolkit.sh

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3️⃣ Run the Toolkit

./toolkit.sh

👉 For features requiring elevated privileges:

sudo ./toolkit.sh

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🔐 Permissions Note

Some modules (User Management, Log Analysis) require root privileges to access sensitive system files like:

• /etc/shadow
• system logs

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🔄 Argument vs Interactive Scripts

Type	Description
Argument-Based	Input passed via command-line arguments
Interactive	User provides input during execution

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🎯 Use Cases

• Linux system administration
• Automation of repetitive tasks
• Learning Bash scripting
• Cybersecurity basics (log analysis, user audit)
• DevOps practice projects

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🚀 Future Enhancements

• Add logging system
• Add colored CLI output
• Convert to Python CLI tool
• Add plugin-based architecture
• Create installable package

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📸 Demo

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🤝 Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Feel free to fork the repository and submit a pull request.

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👨‍💻 Author

Sonu Kumar Kushwaha

Linux Automation Toolkit Project

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⭐ Support

If you like this project, give it a ⭐ on GitHub!