Gokul Pisharodygokulpisharody.hashnode.dev·Mar 29, 2024daily used commandsgit git init git add . git commit -m " " git remote add origin <url> git push git checkout <branch> git checkout -b <branch> git branch git status git stash git diff git clone <url> git merge <branch> ### git pull git submodule foreach git checkou...DiscussCommands
Apurva Rajmaneappu26.hashnode.dev·Mar 29, 2024Day 11: Kubernetes CommandsFor Cluster Management CommandDescription kubectl cluster-infokubectlGet cluster information. kubectl get nodesViews all the nodes present in the cluster. For Node Management CommandDescription kubectl get nodesList all nodes in t...DiscussKubernetes
Saomyaraj Jhasaomyaraj.hashnode.dev·Mar 19, 2024Mastering Open Source through GitIntroducing Git Hello Reader! Today we'll dive into and get introduced to the world of Open-Source through Git and GitHub. So basically, Git is an Open-Source version control system developed by Linus Torvalds and currently being developed collective...DiscussGit
Shoheb Nandgadisamdevoloper.hashnode.dev·Mar 16, 2024Git commandsSure, let's simplify: Git config: Set up your name and email with Git. Git init: Start a new Git repository. Git clone: Copy a repository from somewhere, like GitHub. Git add: Prepare changes to be saved. Git status: Check what's happening in yo...DiscussGit
SRINIVAS TIRUNAHARItirucloud.hashnode.dev·Mar 10, 2024Day 3 Linux: which Vs whereis Vs locate Vs findUse "which" Command The "which" command is a simple but effective way to locate a binary command's location. It will tell you full path of command you are looking for. For example, if you're looking for location of "ls" command Simply open up your te...DiscussLinux
Neha Tyaginehaosint.hashnode.dev·Mar 8, 2024Basic Linux CommandsHere's a list of basic Linux commands along with a brief description of each: ls: List files and directories in the current directory. Example: ls cd: Change directory. Example: cd /path/to/directory pwd: Print working directory (displays the current...DiscussLinux
M'mah Zombommahzombo.hashnode.dev·Feb 27, 2024How To Push To a Branch with Simply "git push"Many times in your projects you have to create Git branches to keep your workflow and code in order and to safe guard your code from yourself. Let's say you cloned a repository and locally created a branch named development in it. When you make chang...Discuss·6 likesHow ToGit
Aryan Kalearyan25.hashnode.dev·Feb 24, 2024Docker Commands Basic To Intermidiate↓Introduction↓ Docker commands are the building blocks for managing containers efficiently. This are Basic to Intermidiate Commands , providing real-time examples for a comprehensive understanding. Basic Container Management 🚢 1. Create Docker Image...Discuss·2 likes·36 readsDocker Blogs
Adaeze Nnamdi-Udekweclouddiadem.hashnode.dev·Feb 12, 2024Linux Commands"So what is Linux? Can you explain to me like I am 5 years old?" Ps: I'll be using folders and directory interchangeably but they mean the same thing Suppose you own a large box filled with vibrant building blocks. These blocks have incredible power!...Temitoyosi Fabiyi and 1 other are discussing this2 people are discussing thisDiscuss·35 likes·260 readsLinux
Abdullah Bin Altafdevopswithabdullah.hashnode.dev·Feb 7, 2024Lecture # 15 - Text Files (Advanced Commands)Some advanced commands used for text files are: uniq: The uniq command is used to filter out adjacent, duplicate lines in a file. It reads adjacent matching lines from the input, and only outputs one copy of each line, suppressing subsequent repetit...DiscussDevops
