🐚 Bash Scripting

Bash scripts are like recipes for your computer. You write a list of steps (commands), and the computer follows them one by one to do things automatically—like cleaning up files or installing apps.

🐳 Docker

Docker is like a magic box where you put your app and everything it needs to run—so it works the same everywhere, no matter whose computer it is.

📦 Dockerfile

A Dockerfile is like a set of instructions that tells Docker how to build that magic box—what to install, where to put files, and how to start the app.

📄 docker-compose.yml

This file is like a menu that tells Docker to start many boxes (services) together, like a database, backend, and frontend—so your whole app runs at once.

🌐 HTTPD & SSH

HTTPD is a web waiter—it serves your website to people when they ask for it.

SSH is like a remote control—you can safely control your computer from far away.

🤖 Ansible

Ansible is like a robot helper for your computers. You give it a list of tasks (called a playbook), and it goes to many computers and does the work for you—like installing apps or changing settings.

📘 Playbook (Ansible)

A playbook is a step-by-step guide for Ansible that says, “Do this, then that.” It tells the robot exactly what to do, like setting up a website or updating software.

🪝 Webhooks

Webhooks are like messengers. When something happens (like a code update), they automatically send a message to another app—like telling Slack “Hey, new code just got pushed!”

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