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I am a fan of the ubuntu-desktop distribution and have been using it since 2009 back in the old days at university. It was much fun to use it as a Windows desktop replacement, although the journey wasn't smooth along the way with lots of di…
Prerequisites: AWS account Tight your grip on the handle as we start on this rollercoaster ride Step 1. Create an EC2 instance Create 2 EC2 instances (ansible-master and ansible-node) with t2.xlar…
If you can't refresh snap-store from Ubuntu 22. Use the following commands. ps -e | grep snap-store #id blocking process Pick id process. kill #id_process and... sudo snap refresh DONE!
There is a lot of reasons to subscripe for a VPS. Maybe you need to host your own website using this VPS or hosting your own VPN. It could be used for a lot of uncountable staff. What is a VPS ? VPS s…
host - DNS lookup utility used for performing DNS lookups. It is normally used to convert names to IP addresses and vice versa 1. To print the IP address details of the specified domain $ host makerea…
HAProxy is an excellent reverse proxy for high-availability, load-balancing, and proxying. Hereunder are notes and links I personally find useful for working with HAProxy. Interesting Use-case I've st…
Introduction Just is a handy way to save and run project-specific commands. Commands are stored in a file called justfile or Justfile with syntax inspired by make: Official Website: https://just.syst…
Instruction for Ubuntu 20.04 As you can see in this picture you can go to setting,then Select Appearance then select auto-hide the dock and slide it to enable. If you want to hide the top bar to get b…
echo - display a line of text. 1. $ echo "Welcome to Linux" 2. To enable the interpretation of backslash escapes -e option \b To removes all the spaces in between the text $ echo -e "Welcome \bto…
Notice: This is to be used as a notebook and this article has no audience other than myself. create a directory called "first": mkdir first create directories that are called "first1", "first2", "…
