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Linux Skills: Manage System Services
Linux Skills: Manage System Services
System administrators are responsible for service management on Linux devices. Here is what they need to know about configuration, startup options, security and more.
·thenewstack.io·
Linux Skills: Manage System Services
Linux Move Directory Command
Linux Move Directory Command
Describes how to use the mv command to move directory (folders) in Linux using the terminal application.
·cyberciti.biz·
Linux Move Directory Command
Quickly Visualize your AWS Costs
Quickly Visualize your AWS Costs
One of the most underappreciated APIs in AWS is the Cost Explorer API - specifically the GetCostAndUsage API. In essence, this API lets you fetch the same information you can get through the Cost Explorer GUI - but without the difficult UI/UX. This short blog post shows how you can leverage this programmatic access to the Cost Explorer to quickly build up powerful visualizations of your AWS costs directly from the CLI - and all you need is ce:GetCostAndUsage permissions.
·bitsand.cloud·
Quickly Visualize your AWS Costs
win-acme
win-acme
win-acme is a ACMEv2 client for Windows that aims to be very simple to start with, but powerful enough to grow into almost every scenario.
·win-acme.com·
win-acme
How to Use APT with Proxy on Ubuntu and Debian
How to Use APT with Proxy on Ubuntu and Debian
This guide will show you how to set a proxy for the APT package manager so that you may be able to install packages from remote repos.
·linuxiac.com·
How to Use APT with Proxy on Ubuntu and Debian
How to Create ISO from Directory in Linux
How to Create ISO from Directory in Linux
In this article, we will guide you through the process of creating an ISO file from a directory using the genisoimage command.
·tecmint.com·
How to Create ISO from Directory in Linux
A Web Server in 1 Line of Bash Code
A Web Server in 1 Line of Bash Code
For people who do a lot of work with command line tools or Bash code, having a Bash web server could be very handy. I was really amazed that in one line of Bash code I was able to create web server…
·funprojects.blog·
A Web Server in 1 Line of Bash Code
How fstab works - introduction to the /etc/fstab file on Linux
How fstab works - introduction to the /etc/fstab file on Linux
In this article we learn to know what is the role of one of the most important files in a Linux-based system: /etc/fstab. We examine how it is structured and what filesystem information can be specified in it.
·linuxconfig.org·
How fstab works - introduction to the /etc/fstab file on Linux
Safing Portmaster - Easy Privacy
Safing Portmaster - Easy Privacy
Portmaster is a free and open-source application that puts you back in charge over all your computer's network connections. Increase your privacy and security. Get peace of mind.
·safing.io·
Safing Portmaster - Easy Privacy
How to copy and paste in terminal
How to copy and paste in terminal
If you’re here reading this, then you’re probably stumped as to why you can’t use crtl-c or ctrl-v to copy and paste code into your…
·medium.com·
How to copy and paste in terminal
Toolboxes are not just for special cases
Toolboxes are not just for special cases
I made a video on how I use distrobox on my desktop, and over time as more and more people have been discovering the value of a cloud-native desktop it's starting to gain some attention! Since SteamOS is an image-based OS right of the bat (must be nice to start
·ypsidanger.com·
Toolboxes are not just for special cases
A guide to upscaling or downscaling video with FFmpeg
A guide to upscaling or downscaling video with FFmpeg
How to do video scaling using FFmpeg with examples for different types of upscaling and downscaling methods. Scaling a video means to make it either larger (higher resolution) or smaller (smaller…
·write.corbpie.com·
A guide to upscaling or downscaling video with FFmpeg
Coding Wherever: My Fully-Featured Travel Dev Setup from Sea Level to 40,000 feet
Coding Wherever: My Fully-Featured Travel Dev Setup from Sea Level to 40,000 feet
What do you do if you want to code using an (almost) fully featured IDE setup, but you’re up 40,000 feet in the air, without internet? And you don’t want to pay for business class1? I’ll show you what I did and I’m definitely interested in feedback and other solutions to this problem. Let’s just pretend that I don’t want to pay for business class, not that I can’t… ↩
·geo-ant.github.io·
Coding Wherever: My Fully-Featured Travel Dev Setup from Sea Level to 40,000 feet