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hamzaiqbal.hashnode.dev·Apr 25, 2025

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005 - Essential Linux Skills for DevOps: Understanding Pipes, Redirects, and Shell Scripting

Pipes In Linux, when you need to execute multiple commands where each command relies on the output of the previous one, you can use pipes. The pipe symbol (|) allows you to connect the output of one command directly into the input of another. This is...

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developerchandan.hashnode.dev·Dec 11, 2024

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Mastering Angular: Top 10 Topics for Building Scalable Web Applications

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Aman Kumar

amankumar29.hashnode.dev·Oct 26, 2024

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Linux Internals - 2: How Inter-Process Communication (IPC) works in Linux

Inter-process communication (IPC) in Linux is essential for processes to exchange data and synchronize their actions, enabling more complex and modular applications. Several IPC methods exist in Linux, including pipes, message queues, and shared memo...

Linux Internals - 2: How Inter-Process Communication (IPC) works in Linux

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Derek Murawsky

blog.murawsky.net·Aug 14, 2024

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EventBridge Pipes in Practice

Amazon released EventBridge Pipes in December of 2022. It is a fantastic tool that attempts to simplify gluing pieces of a cloud infrastructure together in a serverless way. Where you previously needed a glue lambda and queues, you may be able to use...

EventBridge Pipes in Practice

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nameksoft.hashnode.dev·Mar 22, 2024

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Angular Observables: building an account activation countdown timer.

Introduction One of the approaches generally used to validate a user’s email address during signup is to send a n-digit code to this address. He is then asked to provide this code within a relatively short time in minutes. The problem we want to solv...

Angular Observables: building an account activation countdown timer.

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Karlygash Yakiyayeva

Karlygash Yakiyayeva

karlygash-yakiyayeva.dev·Feb 27, 2024

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Linux Data Streams Overview

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Abdullah Bin Altaf

devopswithabdullah.hashnode.dev·Feb 10, 2024

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Lecture # 22 - Redirection and Pipes

Redirection: Redirection is used to save the output of a command in a file instead of showing the output on the terminal. By default the output is shown on the terminal but when we use redirection, we can save the output of an executed command into a...

Lecture # 22 - Redirection and Pipes

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Mladen Drmac

senselessevents.hashnode.dev·Jul 23, 2023

Jul 23, 2023

Named pipes (FIFOs)

In the previous article we learned how to connect 2 processes using a pipe. Although interesting, that technique is limited because a process has to fork another process in order to connect to it via pipe. If we want 2 unrelated processes to communic...

Named pipes (FIFOs)

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Inter-process communication in Unix

Mladen Drmac

senselessevents.hashnode.dev·Jul 22, 2023

Jul 22, 2023

Pipes and file descriptors

Pipes are a simple way to connect the output of one process to the input of the other one. You have probably used pipes at some point, for example when executing commands such as ls | grep foo. Here, the output of ls command is fed into grep command ...

Pipes and file descriptors

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Inter-process communication in Unix