Bash Shell Scripting- Shell Script to start docker service

The video tutorial guides viewers through creating a shell script to start the Docker service. It covers the necessary user privileges, adding conditional logic to check Docker's status, and ensuring the script runs only with appropriate permissions. The tutorial also demonstrates how to enhance the script with messages and handle different user scenarios, including root and sudo privileges.

What is the first step to start the Docker service according to the text?

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What user privileges are required to start the Docker service?

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What command is used to start the Docker service?

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What should be included in the script to provide execution permissions?

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What condition should be checked before starting the Docker service?

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What does a non-zero exit status indicate when checking the Docker status?

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What is the purpose of the if-else condition in the script?

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What message is displayed if the Docker service is already running?

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What happens if a user without root privileges tries to start the Docker service?

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How can a user with sudo privileges start the Docker service?

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