This repository contains a small collection of scripts that might be useful to sysadmins. I put it together myself to centralise the small tools that I find useful, and it seems to be popular.

I used to solicit the inclusion of new tools, but have slowly come to realize that "less is more". I love the idea of sysadmins, developers, and other people building up their own toolkits, but also find that people submit things that I just don't understand the appeal of.

It makes sense that personal-tools are very personal, but it does mean rejection is almost always the default behaviour and that makes me feel bad.

Instead of adding things here consider this repository a small collection of things that I use, and if you want to take some/all of utilities into your own use then please do so. If not then I would strongly encourage you to consider what tools would make your daily-life more useful and then collect them, document them, and publish them yourself.

In short the value here is the idea of collecting your commonmost utilities and making them easy to install and update from one central-source. Not the specific tools themselves.

https://github.com/skx/sysadmin-util

GitHub - skx/sysadmin-util: Tools for Linux/Unix sysadmins.

Tools for Linux/Unix sysadmins. Contribute to skx/sysadmin-util development by creating an account on GitHub.

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