Debian 12, code name Bookworm, has been released on June 10th, 2023. It ships with a myriad of new features and improvements over Debian 11. The latest release of Debian bundles over 11089 new packages, coming to a total of over 64419
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How do you find files in the Linux command line? You use the find command. That’s the standard answer and there is nothing wrong with it. Usually, you type the command with your search parameters, press enter and it displays the findings.
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Virtualization software is prevalent because of its use cases and benefits. You get to experiment, test, or run software that requires a specific OS version. Virtualization provides an abstract concept of computer hardware to help you create virtual machines (VMs), networks, storage,
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The Terminal Basics series provided a good starting point for getting comfortable with the Linux command line. A Linux command and its usage will be featured every Tuesday to take the learning further. For this week, you get the tail command. Apart
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There are several commands to view the contents of a file in Linux. Tail command is one of them. And as the name suggests, the tail command is used to print the end part of a file. This can be useful when
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You must have noticed it. You have installed Ubuntu and it seems all good. You leave the system inactive for five minutes or so and it is locked! You enter your account password and log back in. So far, so good. But
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In this post, we will show you how to setup dynamic nfs provisioning in Kubernetes (k8s) cluster. Dynamic NFS storage provisioning in Kubernetes allows you to automatically provision and manage NFS (Network File System) volumes for your Kubernetes applications on-demand. It enables
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The Linux terminal can be a fun place if you want it to be. Of course, it is used for serious work but you have funny Linux commands to amuse yourself. The cowsay is one such tool. It gives you a cow
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Formerly known as Nagios, Nagios Core is a free, open-source, and powerful network monitoring tool that allows you to monitor servers and applications on your network. You can monitor both Linux and Windows servers as well as running applications. Nagios core enables
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Immutable is the new buzzword in the Linux world. Started with container-focused working environments, and it is also coming to desktop variants. With Fedora already there, Ubuntu is also planning for a Snap-based immutable desktop edition in 2024. Seems like immutability is
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