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LPIC 101 – Mounting and Unmounting Filesystems on Linux
To access a filesystem on Linux it needs to be mounted. The process of adding a filesystem to…
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Best Books To Learn VMware ESXi Virtualization in 2025
Borrowing its definition from Wikipedia, VMware ESXi (formerly ESX) is an enterprise-class, type-1 hypervisor developed by VMware for…
Debian
Install VSCodium on Ubuntu|Debian|Linux Mint
VSCodium is an open source, free to use, and community-driven binary distribution of Microsoft’s editor VSCode. The VSCodium…
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Install External Secrets Operator on Kubernetes with Helm
External Secrets Operator is a Kubernetes operator that can be used to connect your cluster with your external…
CentOS
Configure Timezone & Date on RHEL 9 / CentOS Stream 9
Setting the correct system time and timezone is a fundamental skill for administering any Linux server, especially on…
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Add Remote Hosts to Nagios Server for Monitoring
In this blog post we will be discussing how to add remote hosts to Nagios server for monitoring.…
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Top 10 Android Applications For Engineering Students
Engineering is a science-math problem solving field in our society. Engineers make use of engineering skills to convert…
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Check Upstream DNS Server on Ubuntu using systemd-resolved
Most Ubuntu installations will have systemd-resolved service enabled to provide network name resolution to the local applications running…
Automation
Install GitLab CE on Amazon Linux 2023 with Let’s Encrypt SSL
GitLab has evolved to be a complete DevOps platform delivered as a single application. With GitLab you can…
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How To Install Wine 10 on Linux Mint 22
Wine is a software application that enables users to run Microsoft Windows applications on Unix-like operating systems. Programs…
Debian
How To Install FreeScout Help Desk on Debian | Ubuntu
Imagine you are a customer service agent dealing with customers from different clients and they get in touch…
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Mastering KVM Virtualization – The Ultimate eBook for Linux & Cloud Enthusiasts
KVM is the hypervisor built into the Linux kernel. No license fees, no proprietary lock-in, and performance that…