SysAdmin

19 Kubernetes Best Practices for Building Efficient Clusters

September 23, 2020

Kubernetes is a feature-rich orchestration tool. The best practices outlined in this article are going to help you create a stable and efficient Kubernetes cluster.

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How To Unstage Files on Git

September 15, 2020

Unstaging in Git means removing queued changes from the index. This guide covers several different ways to unstage changes.

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How to Generate & Set Up SSH Keys on Debian 10

September 14, 2020

This article will help system administrators configure SSH Keys on Debian 10. The instructions allow you to set up encrypted credentials quickly, log in remotely, and disable authentication.

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CentOS 6 End of Life in November 2020

September 4, 2020

CentOS 6 EOL is coming up on November 2020. This Linux distribution will no longer be supported with updates and patches, so make sure you upgrade or mitigate your systems on time.

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How to Use Linux dig Command (DNS Lookup)

September 1, 2020

dig (Domain Information Groper) command is a tool for querying DNS name servers. It is a helpful command for diagnosing DNS problems but is also used to display DNS information. Learn how to use this command by following this article.

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How to Install IPMItool on Centos 7/8 & Ubuntu 18.04/20.04

August 27, 2020

This article helps you install IPMItool on your CentOS or Ubuntu system. Download, install and enable IPMItool and get to know the most common IPMItool commands today.

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How to Install Keras With TensorFlow Backend on Linux

August 24, 2020

Follow the step by step instructions to learn how to prepare your system for the installation of Keras and TensorFlow. We also talk about the main features of Keras and TensorFlow.

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How to Check Java Version on Mac or Windows


Need to find which version of Java is installed on your system? This guide shows you how to do so, using the GUI or the command line, on macOS and Windows.

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How to Use the sudo Command in Linux

August 18, 2020

sudo stands for SuperUser DO, and it’s used to temporarily elevate privileges in Linux. This guide will show you several ways that sudo command can be used.

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How to Change File Permissions Recursively with chmod in Linux

August 17, 2020

Setting file and directory permission properly is important in multi-user systems such as Linux. You can set permission recursively using the chmod or find command and grant privileges or restrict access in a single command.

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