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How to use modules from the Terraform Registry

The Terraform Registry is a place where one can find different providers and modules (re-usable Terraform configurations) and use them with Terraform. In this tutorial, we will see how to use modules from Terraform Registry. We will see this by demonst…

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Save Output of a Command from the Debian Terminal to a file

This tutorial shows you several methods to save the output of Linux commands to a file easily. We have run the commands and procedures mentioned in this article on a Debian 11 Bullseye system.
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Linus Torvalds: After 30 Years, Linux is Not a Dead Project

At the Open Source Summit event today, Torvalds discussed the state of Linux, in a fireside chat with his longtime friend Dirk Hohndel, who currently is the chief open-source officer at the Cardano Foundation. The conversation ranged from the state of …

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How to use loops in Terraform

Terraform is an Open source tool developed and maintained by HashiCorp. It uses its own Hashicorp Configuration Language- HCL to provision multiple cloud service providers. In this tutorial, I will show you how to use loops in Terraform. We will see se…

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KDE Plasma 5.25 Desktop Environment Is Out Now, This Is What’s New

Four months in the making, the KDE Plasma 5.25 desktop environment series is here to introduce exciting new features like full control of the Tablet Mode from both Wayland and X11 sessions, new finger-following (1:1) touchpad gestures for touch-friendly devices, a configuration window for KRunner, as well as a new floating mode for the panel […]

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Best Approaches to Choosing Your First Linux Distro (Beginner’s Guide)

For the average PC user who has been using the established desktop operating systems such as Microsoft Windows and macOS, Linux can be somewhat confusing. So, are you a newcomer to Linux? Not sure which Linux distribution to choose to begin your Linux …

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Create Directories And Files Named With Current Date, Time, Month, and Year

Did you know we can create directories or files named with current date, time, month, and year from command line? Yes! This tutorial explains how to create a directory or file with current timestamp in the name in Linux.
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Don’t Be Afraid of Linux Terminal. Embrace it.

Afraid to use the Linux terminal? Well, you have plenty of reasons that should encourage you to try it out.

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How to connect ONLYOFFICE Docs and Strapi CMS

ONLYOFFICE Docs is an open-source office suite and Strapi is an open-source collaborative CMS built on Node.js. In this tutorial, we’ll learn how to connect the instances of ONLYOFFICE Docs and Strapi using an integration plugin (connector).

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How to launch EC2 instance using new AWS UI console

On January 12, 2022 AWS introduced a new user interface for the management console. In this post we will discover the new AWS Console Home and specifically we will use the new EC2 launch wizard to provision a new EC2 instance.

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KDE Plasma vs. Xfce: Comparing Lean and Mean Desktop Environments for Linux Users

KDE vs. XFCE, two impressive desktop environments known for their resource-efficiency and performance. What would you pick?

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How to Install and Monitor services using Netdata Monitoring Tool on Rocky Linux 8

Netdata is an open-source monitoring system for Linux-based operating systems. It provides real-time performance and monitoring using beautiful and detailed dashboards. In this tutorial, you will learn to install and monitor various services using Netd…

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Linux Candy: projectM Is a Music Visualizer Originally Based on Milkdrop

projectM is an advanced music visualizer which uses 3D accelerated iterative image based rendering. Experience psychedelic and mesmerizing visuals by transforming music into equations that render into a limitless array of user-contributed visualization…

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How to Find and Remove Duplicate Lines in a Text File

As a Linux administrator, superuser, or beginner learning the ropes of the operating system ecosystem, it is essential to learn the Linux command line tweaks on how to deal with duplicate lines in a text file. A common scenario that needs a quick and efficient approach to getting rid of these duplicate lines in a […]

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How to Create Sudo User in openSUSE Linux

The sudo command allows a user to administer a Linux system with the security privileges of another user. Learn how to create a sudo user in openSUSE Linux here.
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Use Tag Editor to tag resources across regions on AWS

Amazon “Tag Editor” comes under “Resource Groups”. Tag Editor is used to querying and tag resources in one go. We can choose up to 20 individual resource types, or fetch all resource types.

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How to Schedule Tasks with Cron Jobs in Linux

This guide explains the basic usage of Cron Jobs. Learn how to schedule tasks with Cron Jobs in Linux here.
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How to Convert Hex to ASCII Characters in Linux

A hexadecimal numbering system is ideal for large digital systems, but not for everything. Learn to convert hex to ASCII characters in Linux here.
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How to Resize Existing LUN/Disk on Linux

In most cases, disk space can be expanded by adding a new LUN to the system. In this quick tutorial, learn how to resize existing LUN or Disk on Linux.
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Create an IAM User on AWS using Terraform

In this article, we will see how to create an IAM User. Before proceeding, I assume that you are familiar with the basics of Terraform and AWS IAM Users.

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