Category Archives: Linux

Linux: Viewing Log Messages

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Linux: Viewing Log Messages

Linux: Viewing Log Messages

In this article you will learn the basic of logging in Linux operating system.

Logs are awesome, because when you have any kind of problem or even you don't have a problem and you want to understand what is going on or you want to understand your system, you need logs.

So, its a good idea to know, how to see logs in Linux system..Read more

Managing Systemd units in Linux

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Managing Systemd units in Linux

Managing Systemd units in Linux

Systemd is a new kind of Linux init system, and service manager that provides features like on-demand starting of daemons, monitoring maintenance, snapshots supports, using Linux CGroup for process tracking, etc..

Its a replacement of SysVInit and upstart. It was created at Redhat by Lennart Poettering (Chief Architect).

Its also very controversial..Read more

Package Management in Debian-based Distributions

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Package Management in Debian-based Distributions

Package Management in Debian-based Distributions

Learn about AWS CodeCommit HTTPS connection types that will help you in connecting with pull, push, branching, etc git operation on CodeCommit from your local computer. This is another basic step towards setting up fully automated AWS Pipeline in DevOps.

There are three types of connections in AWS CodeCommit. You can learn CodeCommit SSH Connection. You need to create a IAM user with specific CodeCommit policy to setup connection with CodeCommit.. Read more

How To Use Linux Bash History Commands

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How To Use Linux Bash History Commands

While working on Linux, you spend most of the time on command line terminal. Mostly you use bash shell, which is default in most of the Linux distribution.

Also while working on terminal, you repeate most of the commands. Typing command on terminal is a good practice for the beginners..Read more..