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pratyukt.hashnode.dev·Sep 23, 2024

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Mounting, Unmounting, fsck, and fstab in Linux

let’s break down some essential concepts that every Linux user should know: mounting and unmounting, the fsck tool, and the fstab file. Don’t worry; I’ll keep it casual and easy to understand! What’s Mounting and Unmounting? Mounting First up, let’s ...

Mounting, Unmounting, fsck, and fstab in Linux

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masterdevops.hashnode.dev·Sep 22, 2024

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Essential Linux Commands for Managing Users and Groups

User Management useradd → Creates new user account in system. useradd john passwd → Sets/update a user’s password passwd john usermod → modifies a user’s account properties such as username, home directory or shell usermod -l newname john user...

Essential Linux Commands for Managing Users and Groups

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Md Saif Zaman

lazyops.hashnode.dev·Sep 16, 2024

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Linux Permissions and User Management: A Starting Guide

In the world of Linux system administration, understanding file permissions and user management is crucial for maintaining a secure and well-organized system. This blog post will dive deep into these concepts, providing the knowledge and commands nee...

Linux Permissions and User Management: A Starting Guide

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prabhatchouhan.hashnode.dev·Sep 07, 2024

Sep 07, 2024

25 Essential Linux Commands for Beginner Cloud and DevOps Engineers

Saturday, 7th September 2024 For cloud and DevOps engineers, or Linux administrators, mastering essential Linux commands is crucial for managing systems efficiently. While the basics are important, understanding intermediate-level commands can signif...

25 Essential Linux Commands for Beginner Cloud and DevOps Engineers

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Victor Olusola

victorolusola.hashnode.dev·Jun 28, 2024

Jun 28, 2024

Django Guide: Crafting a Super Admin Service for E-commerce Microservice Systems

As a Django developer, I excel on solving complex problems and continually pushing the boundaries of my technical skills. Recently, I faced a particularly challenging task: creating a super admin service for an e-commerce microservice. This experienc...

Django Guide: Crafting a Super Admin Service for E-commerce Microservice Systems

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cloudcertsprep.hashnode.dev·Jun 19, 2024

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Succeed in the Salesforce Admin Practice Exam: A Step-by-Step Guide

The Salesforce Admin Practice Exam (CRT-101) is a crucial step for those aspiring to become certified Salesforce Administrators. The certification validates the skills and knowledge required to manage Salesforce applications, making it a valuable cre...

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Salesforce CRT-101

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Aaditya Kediyal

iaadidev.hashnode.dev·Jun 08, 2024

Jun 08, 2024

A Guide to User and Permission Management in Linux - DevOps Prerequisite 6

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A Guide to User and Permission Management in Linux - DevOps Prerequisite 6

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kshitijaa.hashnode.dev·Apr 24, 2024

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Implementing and Automating Robust Backup and Retention Strategies using shell scripts.

In the digital age, where data is king, protecting valuable information against loss or corruption is paramount for businesses and individuals alike. Robust backup and retention strategies serve as the cornerstone of data protection, ensuring resilie...

Implementing and Automating Robust Backup and Retention Strategies using shell scripts.

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BackupAndRetention

Maxat Akbanov

maxat-akbanov.com·Apr 10, 2024

Apr 10, 2024

Get started with SysVinit init system in Linux

SysVinit, or System V init, is the traditional initialization system that Linux distributions used to adopt to bootstrap the user space and manage system processes after the Linux kernel has been booted. Named after the Unix System V style of initial...

Get started with SysVinit init system in Linux

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Karlygash Yakiyayeva

Karlygash Yakiyayeva

karlygash-yakiyayeva.dev·Apr 03, 2024

Apr 03, 2024

The awk Command in Linux

awk is a powerful programming language used for text processing and manipulation in Unix/Linux environments. It's particularly well-suited for tasks involving structured text files, especially when those files are data files or CSV files. It gets its...

The awk Command in Linux

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