Archive of posts with category 'Linux'

How to Configure Docker Rotate Log on Amazon Linux 2

How to Configure Docker Rotate Log on Amazon Linux 2

DevOps engineers are always looking for innovative ways to improve business operations. One such situation was in a growing e-commerce company that required an efficient log management solution for its...

Reasons to Love Linux

Reasons to Love Linux

The Linux operating system (OS) is becoming increasingly popular today, as it works on servers, desktop computers, laptops, and various mobile devices and provides a system basis for Android, Tizen,...

Custom Keyboard Shortcut Linux [Example: Generate AWS MFA Tokens]

Custom Keyboard Shortcut Linux [Example: Generate AWS MFA Tokens]

He Bits Lovers! Today, I will teach a little trick that I have been using for a while and saves me a lot of time. But, of course, you may...

Adding SSH Key on Gitlab – Speed up SSH communication

Adding SSH Key on Gitlab – Speed up SSH communication

Let’s learn how to add SSH Key on GitLab. Git is a distributed version control system, indicating that you can operate locally and share or “push” your modifications to other...

Delete a File Linux - Secrets that you didn't know about it [Complete Guide]

Delete a File Linux - Secrets that you didn't know about it [Complete Guide]

Delete a File Linux: This article will explain how to delete files in terminal using the rm, unlink, and rmdir commands to delete files and directories in Linux. Those commands...

How to Merge PDF on Linux

How to Merge PDF on Linux

Managing contract and other legal files get more straightforward once you know how to sign and edit PDFs digitally. However, it can quickly shift into a trivial difficulty once you...

Find command example in Linux

Find command example in Linux

Find Command Example In Linux, our most important post, in our section, in How to learn Linux, let’s see why. On Linux, and like the Xargs command the Find command...

Create a User on Linux

Create a User on Linux

Create a User on Linux. It’s possible because Linux is a multi-user system that suggests that more than one person can simultaneously communicate with the same system. As a Linux...

How to unpack tar gz files, your Ultimate Guide

How to unpack tar gz files, your Ultimate Guide

Unpack tar gz files. It’s an important topic to learn because when we talk about Linux, it’s impossible not to notice the number of application packages compresses using tar gz...

Change files permissions on Linux

Change files permissions on Linux

Learning how to change files permissions on Linux should be present on your Linux topic list because you can prevent security issues that could compromise your system.

Rename folder on Linux

Rename folder on Linux

Rename folder on Linux, it’s an easy process, and there is more than one command for this goal. We will discuss this article. Also, rename folder in Linux follows the...

Zip a folder in Linux

Zip a folder in Linux

In this post, we will learn how to zip a folder in Linux with examples. Sometimes we want to save space in our computer/server or organize the files, protect them,...

How to copy directory in Linux

How to copy directory in Linux

On Linux and Unix systems, copying files and directories are one of the countless everyday tasks you’ll perform regularly.

How to Flush DNS Cache on Linux

How to Flush DNS Cache on Linux

Let’s see How to Flush DNS on Linux and How the DNS Cache Works.

How to Learn Linux Step by Step

How to Learn Linux Step by Step

How to Learn Linux Step by Step: A guide for beginners

What is xargs in Linux

What is xargs in Linux

What is xargs in Linux, with 20 examples:

Xargs in Linux with bash -c and create a group of commands.

Xargs in Linux with bash -c and create a group of commands.

Xargs in Linux is a command employed in a UNIX shell to transform input from regular input into a command’s arguments.