Done with day3 task. update the image folder of day3 and change solution.md file.

[Faizan2727]

Done with day3 task

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Updated image links for tasks in the documentation to reflect a new user repository.
  • Standardized image filenames by replacing spaces with underscores for improved consistency.
  • Enhanced explanations and examples related to shell scripting in the context of DevOps, improving clarity and educational value.
  • Added a new section with practical examples to illustrate real-world applications of shell scripting.
  • Introduced a new task titled "Full_script" with associated images.
  • Updated LinkedIn profile link to reflect the new user.
  • Added a new article link providing additional context on installing Docker and Jenkins.
  • Introduced a comprehensive guide on Docker Volumes and Docker Networks for improved container data management.
  • Created a new cheat-sheet for Docker and Docker Compose commands to serve as a quick reference guide.
  • Added a comprehensive list of essential Docker interview questions and answers tailored for DevOps engineers.

• Content Restructuring

  • Reformulated the "Challenge Description" section to clearly outline requirements for creating a Bash script for directory backups.
  • Added sections detailing script operations, usage examples, and automation through cron scheduling.
  • Enhanced the Bash script for log analysis and report generation, including structured error counting and summary report features.
  • Restructured content on error handling in shell scripting, emphasizing practical applications and clarity.
  • Updated the document on Git and GitHub, improving explanations and visual aids for better instructional flow.
  • Introduced a new section titled "Understanding Key Concepts" in the Git documentation, enhancing clarity on key Git operations.
  • Transitioned the Docker commands documentation to a question-and-answer format to encourage user engagement.
  • Expanded the Docker documentation to include detailed explanations of Docker Compose and its components.

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Walkthrough

The changes involve updating image links across multiple solution.md files for the year 2024. Specifically, the username in the image URLs has been changed from Bhavin213 to Faizan2727, and task numbers in image filenames have been reformatted from spaces to underscores. This update is consistent across tasks in files from day03 to day08. Additionally, several documents have been revised to enhance explanations and examples related to shell scripting, Docker, Jenkins, and Bash scripts, providing clearer instructions and practical applications.

Changes

File	Change Summary
2024/day03/solution.md	Updated image URLs: changed username from Bhavin213 to Faizan2727 and reformatted task numbers from spaces to underscores for Tasks 1-12.
2024/day04/solution.md	Expanded explanations and examples related to shell scripting in DevOps; added practical examples and detailed the shebang line.
2024/day05/solution.md	Updated image URLs for Tasks 1-4: changed username from Bhavin213 to Faizan2727 and updated LinkedIn profile link.
2024/day06/solution.md	Updated image URLs related to file permissions and access control; no changes to text content.
2024/day07/solution.md	Updated image links for Docker and Jenkins tasks; added a new article link and enhanced content structure.
2024/day08/solution.md	Updated image links for tasks 1-6; added a new task "Full_script" with images; updated LinkedIn profile link.
2024/day09/solution.md	Restructured content regarding a Bash script for directory backups; added new sections and clarified functionality.
2024/day10/solution.md	Enhanced log analysis Bash script with structured approach, error counting, and summary report generation; updated image references.
2024/day11/solution.md	Restructured and enhanced content on error handling in shell scripting; replaced sections with detailed explanations and examples.
2024/day12/solution.md	Updated title and restructured content on Git and GitHub, enhancing clarity and instructional flow.
2024/day13/solution.md	Updated title and restructured content on advanced Git concepts; added new sections and clarified task instructions.
2024/day14/solution.md	Restructured into a cheat sheet format for Linux and Git commands; expanded command lists and added a new "Pro Tips" section.
2024/day15/solution.md	Restructured installation instructions for Python and enhanced data types overview; updated LinkedIn profile link.
2024/day16/solution.md	Changed format from answers to questions regarding Docker commands; updated LinkedIn profile link.
2024/day17/code.txt	Deleted file documenting command-line history for setting up a Flask application using Docker.
2024/day17/solution.md	Updated title and restructured content for creating a web application with Docker; provided detailed instructions and removed images.
2024/day18/solution.md	Updated title and enhanced content on Docker Compose; redefined tasks with structured breakdowns and clarified instructions.
2024/day19/solution.md	Introduced a guide on Docker Volumes and Networks; detailed tasks for managing data and inter-container communication.
2024/day20/solution.md	New file created as a cheat-sheet for Docker and Docker Compose commands, structured for quick reference.
2024/day21/solution.md	New content added: Essential Docker Interview Questions and Answers tailored for DevOps engineers.
2024/day22/solution.md	New file created providing a comprehensive guide on Jenkins and creating a basic Freestyle pipeline.

Poem

In the land of code, where rabbits play,
Links were changed in a bright new way.
From Bhavin's den to Faizan's view,
Tasks now shine with a freshened hue.
Hops of joy in every line,
A patch of change, oh how divine! 🐇✨

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