Ayaan Bordoloi

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Punjab,India.Joined October 2022

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Studying Electronics and Communication Engineering at Chandigarh Engineering College. Learning Devops and Data Structures & Algorithms. Exploring new technologies and blogging.

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ABAyaan Bordoloiayaan49.hashnode.devAug 19, 2023 · 13 min read

WordPress deployment with Amazon RDS

Introduction WordPress is a flexible content management system for building blogs, e-commerce sites, discussion boards, and more. For whatever kind of website you’re making, you will have content to store. This content needs to be permanently stored ...

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ABAyaan Bordoloiayaan49.hashnode.devJul 16, 2023 · 6 min read

LAMP Stack Installation on Amazon Linux 2023

Introduction "LAMP" stack is a group of four different open-source software technologies used to build websites and web applications. "LAMP" stands for Linux OS; Apache web server; MySQL database server; and PHP programming language. In this blog, we...

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ABAyaan Bordoloiayaan49.hashnode.devMay 19, 2023 · 8 min read

Mastering DevOps: Editing Files with VIM in Linux and Understanding the Linux File Types

Introduction If you're new to DevOps, understanding how to edit files in the Linux terminal is a crucial skill to have. In this blog post, we'll focus on using the popular Vim text editor, which has a wide range of features and capabilities. We'll co...

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ABAyaan Bordoloiayaan49.hashnode.devMay 7, 2023 · 4 min read

Basic Linux for DevOps

Introduction Linux is the foundation on which DevOps stands. We need to be at our absolute best while learning Linux since a lot of Linux commands are used in various DevOps tools. In this article and the coming articles, we are going to understand t...

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ABAyaan Bordoloiayaan49.hashnode.devDec 20, 2022 · 4 min read

Binary representations of IP addresses

Introduction In the previous article, we discussed how private IP addresses and NAT saved us from the threat of running out of IPv4 addresses. In this article, we will see how IP addresses are represented in the binary form i.e how our computers see ...

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Mastering DevOps: Editing Files with VIM in Linux and Understanding the Linux File Types

Basic Linux for DevOps

Binary representations of IP addresses