today's howtos
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How to Install VirtualBox on RHEL 9 Step-by-Step
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What's your favorite way to edit remote files?
As a systems administrator, you probably spend the better part of your day on somebody else's computer, even when you're at your own computer. Editing files on a remote machine is one of a sysadmin's most common tasks, and there are a lot of different ways to complete that task on Linux.
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How to Install Golang Compiler on Fedora 36 Linux
Google developed Golang, an open-source programming language. It is statically typed and generates generated machine code binaries, thus go is a compiled language. This is popular among developers since it eliminates the requirement to compile the source code in order to produce an executable file. When it comes to grammar, developers who use Google’s Go language believe it’s the C for the twenty-first century.
The following article will show you how to install and set up Golang on Fedora 36 Linux using the command line terminal and the default repository version from Fedora 36’s appstream.
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MariaDB Basic Tutorial
Data is the most important part of any type of application. The necessary data for the application is required to store permanently. The database server is used to store the application data permanently. MariaDB is one of the popular database servers that is called the branch of a MySQL server. The different features of MariaDB, the way of installing MariaDB in Ubuntu, creating databases and tables, and performing various types of database-related common tasks are all explained in this tutorial in detail.
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How to install SaltStack on Fedora 36 – NextGenTips
In this guide, we will walk you through the installation of SaltStack on Fedora 36.
SaltStack is a Python-based, open-source for event-driven It automation, remote task execution, and configuration management. Salt was designed to be highly modular and easily extensible, to make it easy to mold to diverse IT enterprise use cases.
Salt is capable of maintaining remote nodes in defined states that is it can ensure specific packages are installed and that specific services are running. Salt can query and execute commands either on individual nodes or by using arbitrary selection criteria.