Ruchika Patelruchikapatel.hashnode.dev·Mar 8, 2024AWS CodeCommit: Hands-On AWS LabØ What is AWS CodeCommit? AWS CodeCommit is a secure, highly scalable, managed source control service that hosts private Git repositories. Ø Why to use AWS CodeCommit? · AWS CodeCommit stores your data in Amazon S3 and Amazon DynamoDB giving your rep...AWS
Ashwini Kumar Nayakashwinikumarnayak.hashnode.dev·Nov 7, 2023Introduction to DevOpsWhat is DevOps? DevOps refers to the methodology and practice of best utilizing a given set of tools and processes for increasing efficiency over different stages involved in an application lifecycle. An application will be ongoing through different ...#devops #90DaysOfDevopsChallenges
sangeeta shindesangeeta7.hashnode.dev·Jul 1, 2023Basics of PythonDay13 of #90daysofdevops Challenge What is Python? Python is an interpreted, object-oriented, high-level programming language with dynamic semantics. Its high-level built-in data structures, combined with dynamic typing and dynamic binding, make it v...1 like·70 reads#devops #90DaysOfDevopsChallenges
Sai Deva Harshaawshelpinghand.hashnode.dev·May 26, 2023File Permissions and Access Control Listsafter creating a file and doing ls -ltr, it has -rw-r--r--. after doing chmod +777 test.txt, it has -rwxrwxrwx. The file permissions are given to a particular user, group or owner, which has read permission where a certain user can read the file o...44 readsaws helping hand
Sai Deva Harshaawshelpinghand.hashnode.dev·May 25, 2023Advanced Linux Shell ScriptingDay-5 Task: To write a shell script that will create directories up to N number. #!/bin/bash if [ "$#" -ne 3 ]; then echo "Please provide directory name, start number, and end number as arguments." exit 1 fi dir_name=$1 start_num=$2 en...49 readsaws helping hand
Sai Deva Harshaawshelpinghand.hashnode.dev·May 23, 2023Basic Linux Shell ScriptingShell scripting is used to automate tasks that may be time-consuming and is the process of creating and executing a sequence of commands in a shell environment to automate tasks or perform specific operations. #!/bin/bash is known as shebang, also w...71 reads#90daysofdevops
Sai Deva Harshaawshelpinghand.hashnode.dev·May 22, 2023Basic Linux Commands-2cat {filename} - used to view what's written in a file. chmod {filename} - used to change the access permissions of files. history - to check which commands you have run till now rmdir directory/ - removes the directory/ folder. touch fruits.txt ...51 readsAWS
Shreya Bhatshreyabhat22.hashnode.dev·Mar 21, 2023Day3 - Basic Linux Commands#Day3 of #90DaysOfDevopsChallenge 1. To view what's written in a file Ans :- cat file_name To change the access permissions of files. Ans :- chmod 777 file_name To check which commands you have run till now. Ans :- history To remove a dire...92 reads#Basicsof linux #trainwithshubham #Linux
