I created an account on AWS and spun up an EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) instance. I had to try three times. The first attempt was the most tedious, as there was a lot to read, especially about the free-tier services. After some reading, watching a few...
Introduction Welcome, doodler! In this blog, we will discuss what an Active Directory is, know how it works, and configure it in our environment. What is Active Directory? It is a proprietary directory services product built by Microsoft Corporation ...
I’ve recently started using Dokploy for getting my projects to production quickly. It is a great alternative to Coolify. Some of the features that are really nice to have: Continuous deployment using GitHub System Monitoring Paketo Buildpack suppo...
Linux commands provide immense power in managing files and system resources. For developers, DevOps engineers, and system administrators, knowing the right commands can save time and avoid errors. This blog covers some of the most essential commands ...
Linux is renowned for its versatility and its ability to run a wide variety of GUI applications. While these programs offer user-friendly interfaces, they are often driven by powerful command-line tools. In this post, we’ll explore five popular GUI a...
Configuration Management is a vital aspect of DevOps, allowing engineers to manage the configurations and settings across numerous servers in a consistent and automated way. To make this concept easier to grasp, we’ll break it down with simple exampl...
Introduction to Shell Scripting Shell scripting is a powerful tool for automating repetitive tasks, managing system operations, and enhancing productivity in Linux environments. It combines the efficiency of command-line tools with the logic of progr...
Hey everyone! 👋In my DevOps learning journey, I’ve been diving deep into Linux, and today I’m going to share some of the key commands I’ve learned so far. Whether you're a beginner or just want to brush up on your Linux skills, these commands will h...
What is Linux? Linux is an operating system, just like Microsoft Windows and Apple’s iOS and macOS. It is an open-source, Unix-like operating system kernel that serves as the core software, managing hardware resources and enabling software to run on ...
Basic File and Directory Operations ls Purpose: List files and directories. Usage: ls Options: -l (long format): Provides detailed information. -a (all): Includes hidden files. Example: ls -la (lists all files, including hidden ones, with de...
