Covering basic commands and software used to manage your Linux servers.
Linux is one of the most versatile and powerful operating systems available today. With hundreds of distributions (distros) available, choosing the right one can be overwhelming, especially for newcomers. Whether you are looking for a Linux distribution for personal use,…
Systemd is a modern and powerful system and service manager for Linux-based operating systems. It is designed to provide a faster and more efficient way to manage services and processes compared to traditional init systems like SysVinit. Over the years,…
Managing Linux servers effectively requires a proactive approach to monitoring system usage, identifying potential outages, and troubleshooting issues. Whether you’re a system administrator or a developer, keeping your servers running smoothly is essential for performance and reliability. In this comprehensive…
Linux provides a robust and flexible environment for scripting and automation. One of the most essential steps in running a script is making it executable. By default, when you create a script file, it lacks execution permissions, meaning you can’t…
Automounting drives on Linux ensures that your drives are automatically mounted when the system boots up. This is especially useful for scenarios such as backing up data or maintaining continuous access to drives used by applications. In this guide, we’ll…
In Linux systems, managing services is a critical task for system administrators. Services, also known as daemons, are background processes that perform various functions, from managing network connections to running scheduled tasks. Knowing how to list running services is essential…
NetworkManager is a powerful tool designed to simplify the management of network connections on Linux systems. Whether you’re working with wired connections, WiFi, or mobile broadband, NetworkManager provides a consistent and straightforward interface to configure and manage these connections. It…
The chown command in Linux is used to change the ownership of files and directories. It allows administrators and users with appropriate privileges to modify the user and group ownership of a file or directory. By using chown, you can reassign ownership to…
The open command in Linux is a versatile and handy tool for quickly accessing files, directories, and URLs using the default applications configured on your system. Whether you need to open a text file in your preferred editor, view an…
Are you experiencing network connectivity problems on your Ubuntu system and struggling to find a solution? Network issues can be frustrating, but with the right approach, they can be resolved efficiently. This guide will walk you through common network issues…
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