Last summer GNOME invited its users to run a simple information collection tool to provide them with data on how they configure their systems. And now it’s sharing details about…
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RSS feeds remain one of the best ways to keep a (non-algorithmically-adjusted) eye on the latest content from your favourite websites, blogs, projects, and more. When combined with an RSS…
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This tutorial explains the basics of the whereis command in Linux and BSD, with its parameters, syntax, usage, and various examples.
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Practical tutorial on the different ways of renaming the batch of files in Linux using the mv, re-name, mmv, and qmv commands with the loop or other commands.
Practical tutorial on the general overview of the hostPath and a demonstration on how to create and configure the hostPath mounts in practice with examples.
Comprehensive tutorial on the different common uses of the pipe (|) operator of Bash to execute two or more commands at a time in Linux using various examples.
Tutorial on the different ways to handle the errors in the Bash script to implement the error-handling feature in their Bash script using multiple examples.
Practical guide on the uses of both if z and if n statements to help the Bash users to properly apply these statements in their script using multiple examples.
Practical guide on the sed command to do the search and replace task of a string in a file easier using different search patterns along with practical examples.
Tutorial on the most commonly used Bash built-in functions using different types of examples to help the new Bash users to work in the Linux environment.
Practical tutorial on the basic uses of the curl command in Bash to communicate with the server and perform the different types of tasks using various examples.
Tutorial on the methods of executing the script from any location by storing the script location path in the $PATH variable along with practical examples.
Tutorial on the uses of stdin, stdout, and stderr using multiple examples to understand the concept of these streams and use them properly when required.
This article provided an overview of the Linux sysctls interface. We discussed what a Linux sysctl is and how it can be used in the Kubernetes environment.
This post provided information on the various Kubernetes restart policies. We illustrated each stage with the aid of sample examples.
Using the last, who, and uptime commands in Linux, you can find out when the system was last turned off and on again.
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Tutorial on how to import the favorites/bookmarks if you’re switching to Google Chrome from another web browser along with practical demonstration and examples.
In this guide, we will learn about local persistent volumes in Kubernetes and how we create local persistent volume files in Kubernetes.
This is the network policies in Kubernetes. Network policies are very important in Kubernetes to easily make connections between different pods and containers.
This guide illustrates the use of Go language to add records in the MongoDB client using a Visual Studio Code tool in the Linux system.