I have ten or so servers that I connect to with SSH on a regular basis. Each has an entry in my local computer's ~/.ssh/config file.
To avoid losing control of my running process when my Internet
How to Rsync Files Between Two Linux Servers Automatically
Setting up a backup server to take over a primary server’s operations when it becomes a victim of server downtime issues is a skill set that most users need.
The timing of certain events is a common task for a developer. Common scenarios for timers are watchdogs, cyclic execution of tasks, or scheduling events for a specific time. In this article, I show how to create a POSIX-compliant interval timer using timer_create(...). You can download the source code for the following examples from GitHub.
A couple of months ago I wrote a toy program called whitespacer. Ever since, I’ve had this gnawing feeling that I could have done it better; that it could have been written in a more performant manner.
IoT development using Raspberry Pi, Elixir and Nerves
Today I am going to be talking about IoT (Internet of Things) development using Raspberry Pi and Elixir), using Nerves IoT platform.
I usually work on web applications, but I started learning about embedded devices development to expand my expertise....
Clustering your Elixir application will help provide redundancy and give it higher availability. In this episode, we'll learn how to cluster an Elixir application on Gigalixir using libcluster.
How to Install and Use Okteta for RAW Data Files in Linux
Okteta comes with elite raw data handling functionalities like multiple open files, fast data rendering, data view profiles, statistic tools, and printing.
Lsyncd – Synchronize Local Directories with Remote Linux
Lsyncd is a lightweight Linux solution for synchronizing remote and local directories. The use of Lsyncd does not affect the performance of the local filesystem
How to Create Your Own Docker Base Images From “Scratch”
Docker images are created from a Dockerfile that defines a base image and a series of instructions that add your own filesystem layers. What happens if you want to make your own “base image” though? Here’s how to start from scratch and create a complete container filesystem from the ground up.