today's howtos
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Ansible Collections Tutorial For Beginners
We have been covering some essential topics in Ansible and in this article, we will see yet another simple and important feature of Ansible called Collections.
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Linux_Logo – Print ASCII Logo Of Linux with System Information
linuxlogo or linux_logo is a tiny command line utility that generates a color ANSI picture of the Linux distribution logo with an uptime (shows system uptime) along with the other system information.
The linux_logo utility obtains system information from the /proc filesystem and generates ANSI images of various logos other than the host distribution logo.
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Monitor your infrastructure with Streamlit
Monitor your infrastructure with Streamlit
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How to Create Multiline Comments in Shell Scripts
When writing shell scripts, it's important to add comments to explain the purpose and function of the code. Comments in shell scripts are denoted by the hash symbol (#). However, sometimes you may want to write a multiline comment that spans several lines.
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How to Unzip into a Specific folder in Linux
Unzipping files is a common task in Linux. However, it can become a bit tricky when you need to unzip files into a specific folder. In this article, we will explore different methods to unzip files into a specific folder in Linux.
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Monitor Systemd Service using CRON with Automatic Restart
Continuous service availability is crucial for the smooth operation of your Linux system. It is essential to have a mechanism that detects when a service is down and automatically restarts it to minimize downtime.
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uBlock how to blog specific tag by class
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How to install git LFS in Amazon Linux 2 – AWS EC2
Git LFS (Large File Storage) is an open-source Git extension developed by GitHub. It is created to handle files that are large and cannot be managed easily by Git itself.
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How to install Figlet on Amazon Linux 2 AWS
Create a stylized ASCII text banner on your command line screen by installing Figlet on Amazon Linux 2 with the help of the EPEL repository.
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The Ultimate Guide to Installing Nextcloud on AlmaLinux: Step-by-Step Tutorial
This guide will teach you how to install Nextcloud on AlmaLinux 9. You will be installing Nextcloud on a fresh/generic AlmaLinux server, so this guide will include some installation of package dependencies such as the httpd web server, MariaDB database server, and PHP. Through the end of this guide, you will also secure the Nextcloud with firewalld, SELinux, and SSL/TLS certificates from Letsencrypt.