Bash Aliases in Deployrr

Deployrr can install a comprehensive set of bash aliases to simplify system and Docker administration tasks. These aliases provide convenient shortcuts for common operations.

Installation Process

The bash aliases are installed in two steps:

1. The main aliases file is saved to the shared/config folder within your Docker directory
2. A reference to this file is added to your .bashrc file to load the aliases on shell startup

Note: The actual path to the Docker folder may vary depending on your setup. By default, it uses /home/USER/docker but can be customized during installation.

Command Categories

Shell Prompt Configuration

PS1 Configuration

export PS1="[\[\e[32m\]\u\[\e[m\]@\[\e[33m\]\h\[\e[m\]: \\$\[\e[36m\]\w\[\e[m\]]\\$ "

Configures a colorized shell prompt showing username (green), hostname (yellow), and current path (cyan) in an easy-to-read format.

Docker Management

Basic Container Operations

• dps: Lists all Docker containers (running and stopped) with detailed information.
• dpss: Displays containers in a nicely formatted table showing names, state, status, and image.
• ddf: Shows Docker disk usage statistics for containers, images, and volumes.
• dexec: Executes an interactive shell session in a running container.

Container Logs and Monitoring

• dlogs: Shows and follows the last 50 lines of container logs in real-time.
• dlogsize: Displays the size of log files for all containers, sorted by size.
• dips: Lists IP addresses of all running containers in a formatted table.

Container Lifecycle Management

• dstop: Stops a specific container by name or ID.
• dstopall: Stops all running containers on the system.
• drm: Removes specified containers from the system.

System Cleanup

• dprunevol: Removes all unused Docker volumes to free up space.
• dprunesys: Performs a complete system cleanup of unused Docker resources.
• ddelimages: Removes all Docker images from the system.
• derase: Performs a complete cleanup by stopping and removing all containers, images, and volumes.
• dprune: Safely removes unused resources while preserving active ones.

Docker Compose and Traefik

Basic Compose Operations

• dcrun: Base command for Docker Compose operations using the host-specific compose file.
• dcup: Starts all services with automatic rebuilding and orphan container removal.
• dcdown: Stops and removes all containers defined in the compose file.
• dcstop: Stops services without removing containers.
• dcstart: Starts existing containers without recreation.
• dcrestart: Restarts all services defined in the compose file.
• dcrec: Forces recreation of containers even if their configuration hasn't changed.
• dcpull: Updates service images to their latest versions.
• dclogs: Shows and follows the last 50 lines of service logs.

Traefik Specific

• traefiklogs: Monitors the Traefik reverse proxy logs in real-time.

CrowdSec Security

CLI Commands

• cscli: Executes CrowdSec CLI commands within the CrowdSec container.
• csdecisions: Lists current IP ban decisions made by CrowdSec.
• csalerts: Displays security alerts detected by CrowdSec.
• csinspect: Provides detailed inspection of specific security alerts.
• cshubs: Lists available CrowdSec hubs for security rules.
• csparsers: Shows installed log parsers for threat detection.
• cscollections: Displays installed collections of security rules.
• cshubupdate: Updates the CrowdSec hub index with latest rules.
• cshubupgrade: Upgrades all installed hub items to latest versions.
• csmetrics: Shows CrowdSec performance and operation metrics.
• csmachines: Lists registered CrowdSec machines in the network.
• csbouncers: Displays registered bouncers for threat remediation.

Service Management

• csfbstatus: Checks the status of the CrowdSec firewall bouncer service.
• csfbstart: Starts the firewall bouncer service for active protection.
• csfbstop: Stops the firewall bouncer service when needed.
• csfbrestart: Restarts the firewall bouncer service to apply changes.
• csbrestart: Restarts both Traefik bouncer and firewall bouncer services.

Log Monitoring

• tailkern: Monitors kernel logs for security-related events.
• tailauth: Follows authentication logs for access attempts.
• tailcsfb: Monitors the CrowdSec firewall bouncer logs.

System Administration

File Navigation

• cd.., ..: Moves up one directory level (two different aliases for the same operation).
• ...: Moves up two directory levels quickly.
• .3: Navigates up three directory levels.
• .4: Moves up four directory levels.
• .5: Navigates up five directory levels.
• cdd: Navigates directly to the Docker folder.
• up: Alternative way to move up one directory level.
• back: Returns to the previous directory (toggles between last two directories).
• home: Navigates to the home directory.

File Management

• ls: Shows colorized file listing with directories first.
• ll: Displays detailed list with human-readable sizes.
• lt: Lists files sorted by size with classification.
• lsr: Shows files sorted by modification time.
• mkdir: Creates parent directories as needed with verbose output.
• cp: Performs interactive and verbose copy operations.
• mv: Performs interactive and verbose move operations.

Storage Management

• fdisk: Lists all disk partitions on the system.
• uuid: Shows UUID of volumes for identification.
• mounts: Shows mounted filesystems in a clean format.
• dirsize: Shows directory sizes at depth 1.
• dirusage: Displays total disk usage in current directory.
• diskusage: Shows total system disk usage.
• partusage: Displays partition usage excluding virtual filesystems.
• space: Lists directory contents sorted by size.
• disks: Lists block devices with details.
• space-usage: Shows disk space usage excluding virtual filesystems.
• inode-usage: Shows inode usage on mounted filesystems.

File Analysis

• biggest: Shows the 10 largest files in the current directory.
• recent: Displays the 10 most recently modified files.
• tree: Shows directory structure in tree format with colors.

System Monitoring

Memory and CPU

• meminfo: Shows detailed memory usage information.
• psmem: Lists all processes sorted by memory usage.
• psmem10: Shows top 10 memory-consuming processes.
• pscpu: Lists all processes sorted by CPU usage.
• pscpu10: Shows top 10 CPU-consuming processes.
• cpuinfo: Displays detailed CPU information.
• gpumeminfo: Shows GPU memory information from X.org logs.
• free: Displays memory usage in human-readable format.

Network Management

Network Tools

• ports: Shows all active ports and their associated processes.
• showlistening: Lists all processes listening on ports.
• ping: Sends 5 ping packets to test connectivity.
• myip: Shows your external IP address.
• localip: Shows your primary local IP address.
• header: Retrieves HTTP headers from web servers.
• dnscheck: Performs quick DNS lookups.
• connections: Counts active network connections by state.
• bandwidth: Monitors bandwidth usage by process.

Package Management

APT Operations

• update: Updates package index files.
• upgrade: Updates package index and upgrades all packages.
• install: Installs new packages.
• finstall: Fixes broken package installations.
• rinstall: Reinstalls packages to fix issues.
• uninstall: Removes installed packages.
• search: Searches for packages in repositories.
• addkey: Adds repository keys for package authentication.

Service Management

Systemd Controls

• ctlreload: Reloads systemd manager configuration.
• ctlstart: Starts systemd services.
• ctlstop: Stops systemd services.
• ctlrestart: Restarts systemd services.
• ctlstatus: Shows status of systemd services.
• ctlenable: Enables services to start at boot.
• ctldisable: Disables services from starting at boot.
• ctlactive: Checks if services are currently active.

UFW Firewall

• ufwenable: Enables the UFW firewall.
• ufwdisable: Disables the UFW firewall.
• ufwallow: Allows traffic through specified ports.
• ufwlimit: Sets connection limits for ports.
• ufwlist: Shows numbered list of UFW rules.
• ufwdelete: Removes UFW rules.
• ufwreload: Reloads UFW configuration.

Synology DSM

Service Control

• servicelist: Lists all Synology services (DSM 6.x only).
• servicestatus: Shows status of Synology services.
• servicestop: Stops Synology services.
• servicehstop: Hard stops services (DSM 6.x only).
• servicestart: Starts Synology services.
• servicehstart: Hard starts services (DSM 6.x only).
• servicerestart: Restarts Synology services.
• restartdocker: Restarts the Docker package on Synology.

File Compression

Archive Operations

• untargz: Extracts .tar.gz archives preserving ownership.
• untarbz: Extracts .tar.bz2 archives preserving ownership.
• lstargz: Lists contents of .tar.gz archives.
• lstarbz: Lists contents of .tar.bz2 archives.
• targz: Creates .tar.gz archives.
• tarbz: Creates .tar.bz2 archives.

Configuration Management

Quick Access

• reload: Reloads bash configuration from ~/.bashrc.
• aliases: Opens the bash aliases file in nano editor.
• hosts: Opens the system hosts file in nano editor.
• bashrc: Opens the bash configuration file in nano editor.

Sources

• Deployrr Docker Aliases
• Essential Docker Commands and Time-saving Bash Aliases