today's howtos
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A Beginner's Guide to a Multistage Docker Build
Docker multi-stage build is the process of specifying a series of builds in a Dockerfile. In other words, the Dockerfile contains multiple “FROM” statements in a single file, and the new from statement utilizes different or previous base instructions. The multistage build enables developers to break down the development process into multistage. Moreover, the base instruction is referred to as installation or setup instructions, and other instructions use dependencies of base instruction to function properly.
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How to Install or Upgrade PHP 8.2 on Ubuntu 22.04 - Cloudbooklet
The most recent version of PHP, 8.2, was published in 2022. You will learn how to install the most recent PHP version, which is 8.2, on your Ubuntu 22.04 machine or server and configure it with Apache and Nginx in this tutorial.
Additionally, you’ll discover how to set up an alternative PHP version and downgrade or upgrade to an earlier or newer version.
This guide also shows you how to configure PHP INI settings, FPM settings, pools, and other things that are more effective for an effective execution of your application.
On the Google Cloud Platform, a Compute Compute Engine VM Instance running the Ubuntu 22.04 operating system is used to test this installation. All Linux distributions will support this setup.
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How to Install Git on Fedora Linux - LinuxCapable
GIT is a free, open-source version control system that can efficiently manage small or huge projects. The following tutorial will teach you how to install the latest or upgrade GIT on Fedora Linux using the command line terminal and some basic commands and tips on using GIT cli commands.
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How to Use dd Command in Linux [15 Useful Examples]
In this advanced guide, we will discuss some practical examples of the dd command. After following this guide, advanced users will be able to work with the block devices comfortably from the command line interface.
In Linux, everything is a file and the block devices are not an exception to it. Often time, we need to work with block devices. As Linux users, we perform a variety of operations on block devices, such as, – taking a backup of a disk or partition, backing up Master Boot Record (MBR), making a bootable USB drive, and the list goes on.
Certainly, we can use graphical tools to perform all these operations. However, most Linux administrators prefer to use the dd command due to its rich functionality and robustness.
In this advanced guide, we will learn about the dd command to convert and copy files. However, unlike the cp command most of the time it’s used with block devices.
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How to Find the System Restarted Time in Linux - TREND OCEANS
Because Linux systems do not require reboots, we run them for a week, month, year, and so on. To find out how long it's been running, use the last, who, and uptime commands.
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How to Install Kate on Fedora Linux - LinuxCapable
Kate is a free, open-source, multi-document, multi-view text editor developed by KDE. It has many useful features for programmers and other power users, including code folding, syntax highlighting, dynamic word wrap, an embedded console, an extensive plugin interface, and some preliminary scripting support. In the following tutorial, you will learn how to install Kate Text Editor on Fedora Linux using the command line terminal with various installation options to install the text editor.