Run mkdir lab.
mkdir lab
Mission 58
Nano runbook
Create a small operational runbook in simulated nano.
Nano and editingmkdirnanocat
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Instructions
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Run nano lab/runbook.md.
nano lab/runbook.md
Run cat lab/runbook.md.
cat lab/runbook.md
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What to notice while you play.
Create and verify a runbook file.
Save text in nano before running cat.
Written runbooks lower mistakes during stressful operations.
- Leaving the editor without saving.
- Writing notes in an unclear location.
Reference
Commands in this lesson.
mkdir <name>
Create a folder.
nano <file>
Open a simulated nano editor.
cat <file>
Print text file contents.