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Rundeck Assignments 1 – Linux


Rundeck Student Assignments (Local Node Only)

Assignment 1: Hello World Job

Objective: Learn to create and execute your first Rundeck job.

  • Instructions:
    • Create a project named starter-project
    • Inside it, create a job named hello-world
    • Add a single script step: echo "Hello from Rundeck!"
    • Run the job on the local node
  • Expected Outcome:
    The job should execute successfully and display the output in the log.

Assignment 2: Disk Usage Check

Objective: Monitor disk usage using df -h on the local system.

  • Instructions:
    • Create a job named disk-check
    • Add a step that runs: df -h > /tmp/disk_report.txt
    • Add another step to print the contents of the file
  • Bonus: Schedule this job to run every day at 9:00 AM

Assignment 3: Create a Backup Job

Objective: Back up a directory to a tar.gz file.

  • Instructions:
    • Create a job called backup-home
    • Ask the user to input the folder name via job option
    • Use a script step: tar -czf /tmp/${option.folder}.tar.gz /home/${option.folder}
    • Run it using rundeck user permissions (or sudo if needed)
  • Expected Outcome:
    A .tar.gz file appears in /tmp/.

Assignment 4: Write and Use a Job Option

Objective: Learn how to use user-provided input in jobs.

  • Instructions:
    • Create a job named greet-user
    • Add a job option: username (text input)
    • Script Step: echo "Welcome, ${option.username}! Your job ran at $(date)"
    • Run the job and enter a custom name
  • Expected Outcome:
    Personalized greeting message in the job log.

Assignment 5: System Health Check Job

Objective: Chain multiple system checks into a workflow.

  • Instructions:
    • Create a job called health-check
    • Add workflow steps:
      1. uptime
      2. free -m
      3. who
      4. df -h
    • Add a final step to write output to /tmp/health_summary.txt
  • Bonus: Email or Slack the results (if configured)

🏁 Extra Credit Ideas (Still Local Only)

  • Use environment variables inside scripts.
  • Capture job output and reuse it in a follow-up step.
  • Trigger one job from another using the “Job Reference” step.

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