The omnipresent top command is often the first tool that comes to mind for system resource monitoring in the Linux command line. Btop++ is a similar Linux system monitoring tool that shows usage statistics for processor, memory, disk, network, and processes. It
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In this tutorial, we will explore Kubernetes Networking: Services, Ingress, and DNS explained to help you understand how networking works in a Kubernetes cluster. Kubernetes […]
You probably have noticed a lack of new articles this week. And there is a ‘good’ reason for that. I have been busy with the arrival of my second child 🚼 That is also the reason why there was a slight delay
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It’s FOSS is turning 13 this week! It was created on 14th June, 2012 as a personal notebook where I shared my Linux discoveries. I didn’t know that it will become a force to reckon with, a place to look up to
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In this tutorial, we will learn how to monitor Kubernetes using Prometheus and Grafana Kubernetes is a powerful system that helps teams run and manage […]
The bare Raspberry Pi board has a different appeal but I prefer keeping my Pis under cover, in protective cases. Now, there are tons of interesting cases available. You can also build your own with a 3D printer. The official Raspberry Pi
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There is some interesting news from this month’s desktop Linux market share update. Linux has reached an all-time high market share of 2.69% in the latest Steam Survey. Also, CachyOS has found itself a spot in Linux-specific desktop market share in Steam
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In an earlier article, I wrote about using plugins in Obsidian. In this one, let me share a few of my favorite plugins. I recommend them but only use the ones that fit your needs. Just to recall, Obsidian has two kinds
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Most educational programs keep students trapped behind screens, manipulating virtual objects and producing digital outputs. This is why the Raspberry Pi and Arduino like devices provide such a great learning environment. Adding hardware components to the board gives meaning to the software.
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In one of my earlier articles, I showed how you can preview HTML files inside Visual Studio Code. That setup worked well for testing static pages, but what if you want to go beyond markup and bring interactivity into the mix? With
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