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How to Create and Remove Alias in Linux

Alias is a shortcut command that is used to execute a set of commands. The alias can be temporary or permanent.

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How to Change “Hey Siri” to “Siri” on iPhone, iPad and Mac

To change Hey Siri to Siri go to Siri & Search in Settings and select Siri or Hey Siri from the Listen for option.

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Ceramic Disc Capacitor

A ceramic disc capacitor is a fixed-value capacitor where the ceramic material acts as the dielectric. Read more about ceramic capacitors in this guide.

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How to Assume an IAM Role Using AWS CLI?

To assume a role using CLI, there are three methods i.e., via the STS (security token service), –profile parameter, or the MFA (Multi-Factor Authentication).

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Film Capacitor

A film capacitor is a capacitor that uses a thin plastic film as the dielectric. They are relatively cheap, stable over time, and have low self-inductance.

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Create Deployment Using “kubectl create deployment”

To create the Kubernetes Deployment, start the Kubernetes cluster and use “kubectl create deployment <deployment-name> –image=<image-name>” command.

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Average Value of AC Waveform

The average value of an alternating current (AC) waveform is zero. This is because the area of the positive and negative half cycle are equal.

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How to Find Yesterday Date in Bash

The date command is used with the –date or -d option with 1 day ago or yesterday strings to get yesterday’s date.

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How to enhance network speed and reliability in Ubuntu

Improving network performance in Ubuntu can significantly boost your online experience. This guide provides detailed instructions on optimizing network settings, from adjusting system configurations to fine-tuning network parameters, ensuring faster an…

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How to Fix Apache 403 Forbidden Error in Linux

Also referred to as the 403 Forbidden error, Apache’s ‘Forbidden Error’ is an error that is displayed on a web page when you are attempting to access a website that’s restricted or forbidden. Learn how to fix this issue in this guide.
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Vivaldi 6.5 Adds New Sessions Panel, Workspace Rules + More

Hot on the heels of its quasi-official arrival on Flathub, a new version of the Vivaldi web browser has been released. Vivaldi 6.5 includes some nice new features, a few of which enhance and build on existing ones introduced in earlier releases: Of the…

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Linux Foundation Advances Open-Source Vision With Generative AI Commons

At Linux Foundation‘s AI dot dev event this week, the non-profit organization that is home to a vast array of open-source efforts across the technology landscape attempted to stake its claim for relevancy in the generative AI era. The Linux Foundation is an umbrella group for several open-source efforts, including the Cloud Native Computing Foundation […]

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How to Import and Export Scheduled Tasks Using PowerShell

To import the scheduled tasks open PowerShell. Type Register-ScheduledTask -xml (Get-Content “Task-Path” | Out-String) -TaskName “T-Name” -TaskPath “T-Path”.

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How to Install and Configure Dropbear on Ubuntu

Dropbear is a lightweight SSH server and client designed for embedded systems. It can be installed on Ubuntu using the apt package manager.

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How to Install and Use dig and nslookup on Ubuntu For Network Troubleshooting

The dig and nslookup are network troubleshooting utilities that can be installed on Ubuntu by installing dnsutils through the apt package manager.

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How to Get Started With Kubernetes and Kubectl on Windows

To start the Kubernetes cluster, first, download the Docker Desktop or minikube. Then, install the kubectl tool, and start Kubernetes node to use Kubernetes.

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How Kubernetes 1.29 Improves Open-Source Cloud Native Production Readiness

The open-source Kubernetes cloud native project is out today with the release of version 1.29, codenamed Mandala. The Kubernetes 1.29 milestone is the final release for 2023 of the open-source cloud native technology and introduces a range of new features and enhancements. Kubernetes has multiple updates this year; the new release follows the Kubernetes 1.28 […]

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How to Install Docker Swarm on Ubuntu 22.04

Docker Swarm is a container orchestration built on top of Docker Engine. It allows you to create and deploy a cluster of Docker nodes on multiple servers. In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to install Docker Swarm on Ubuntu 22.04 servers step-by-step.

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‘Patch Level’ Univention Corporate Server 5.0-6 Released

The Germany-based enterprise-focused open-source software company Univention today announced the release of Univention Corporate Server 5.0-6, which the company classifies as a “patch-level release.” UCS is an enterprise Linux distribution based on Debian, and today’s release contains bug fixes and security updates released since version 5.0-5, including for PostgreSQL, Samba, as well as some native […]

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