In linux, we're going to use our knowledge of process automation to create a number of cron job files that solve specific problems. You should create/test all of these scenarios from your student account on the server VM. Any files that are written by the process should be written to your student home directory. Do NOT create/run these from the root account.

The scenarios that you'll need to create are listed below:

1. The system admin staff would like you to create a cron job that runs only on weekdays (Monday - Friday) at 2 am, continuously throughout the year. The job should create and write a listing of all processes that are currently running on the host to a file called processes.txt

2. The Helpdesk would like to keep metrics on disk usage for a short period of time. Write a cron job that writes the output of the 'df -h' command to a local file titled metric.txt. The job should run on every Wednesday from 9am till 1pm and update every 2 minutes. Make sure that you don't OVERWRITE the data that's already in the file. You'll need to structure your command so that it APPENDS to the file, saving the data that's already been written.

In both cases, you should load the appropriate cron job file into the crontab daemon, then use the 'crontab -l' command to display the contents of the cron buffer. Take a screen shot of this output and upload for each individual problem. Do not upload more than 3 screen shots. JPG or PNG files only.