J-Naishj-naish.hashnode.dev·Apr 26, 2024What the "file descriptor" is and the file system on OSWhen we edit a file or access data from a file in C/C++, we cannot avoid dealing with "file descriptor". Today, I will explain what a file descriptor and how to manipulate files using file descriptors. TL;DR A "file descriptor" (or "fd" in short) is ...DiscussC
KADALI SIVA KUMARkk4977.hashnode.dev·Apr 21, 2024Difference Between Hard Links and Soft LinksHard Links hardlink is a feature in file systems (like those found in Unix-based operating systems such as Linux) that allows multiple filenames (or directory entries) to refer to the same physical file data on disk. When we create a hardlink to a fi...Discuss·1 like·120 readsLinux
ByteScrum TechnologiesforByteScrum Technologiesblog.bytescrum.com·Apr 19, 2024Mastering Cron: Your Ultimate Guide to Scheduling Tasks in Unix-like SystemsIntroduction to Cron Cron is a time-based job scheduler in Unix-like operating systems. It allows users to schedule tasks (commands or scripts) to run periodically at fixed times, dates, or intervals. Cron is an essential tool for automating repetiti...Discuss·80 likes·46 readscron
ByteScrum TechnologiesforByteScrum Technologiesblog.bytescrum.com·Apr 18, 2024Scheduling Tasks in Nest.js with Cron JobsIntroduction In the realm of backend development, the ability to schedule tasks at specific times or intervals is often a critical requirement. Nest.js, a versatile Node.js framework, meets this need with its seamless integration of cron jobs. Cron, ...Discuss·71 likes·61 readsnestjs
Ochouatiochouati.hashnode.dev·Apr 14, 2024Minitalk a 42 ProjectAt 42, students tackle projects that teach coding skills in creative ways. Minitalk is one such project. It's all about using UNIX signals to make two programs—a client and a server—that can talk to each other. The challenge? The client has to send m...Discuss1337
Matteo CollinaforPlatformatic Blogblog.platformatic.dev·Apr 3, 2024Introducing the Platformatic Control ModuleWhen dealing with microservices, simplicity, precision, and efficiency are critical. As part of our April ‘24 Launch, we're excited to introduce the integration of enhanced functionality within our Runtime and its Management API. This update represen...Discuss·116 readsplatformatic
Shaswatlinuxguy.hashnode.dev·Mar 24, 2024Operating System : An Different PerspectiveWhat ? The Microsoft's Windows Operating System is pretty World Famous Operating System that you much be having on your system. But the Reality is that it was made GUI (Graphical User Interface) for the General Population to make them use the Compute...Vinit Gurjar and 1 other are discussing this2 people are discussing thisDiscuss·2 likes·32 readslinux for beginners
Rendy Anantarendyananta.my.id·Mar 24, 2024Productivity Tips: Understanding and Make Use of Unix Standard StreamsUnix standard streams, a basic unix process that always tied with (stdin, stdout, and stderr). Probably you may use it in your software without even knowing it. Let's understand deeper and how you can make use of the standard streams and apply into y...Discuss·115 readsBecoming 10x Software EngineerLinux
Aswin Chandranaswinchandrantka.hashnode.dev·Mar 8, 2024A Comparative Analysis of Unix and Linux Security FeaturesIn the realm of operating systems, Unix and Linux stand out as stalwarts with robust security features. These open-source platforms have been pivotal in shaping the digital landscape, serving as the backbone for servers, workstations, and embedded sy...Discussunix
Nikhil Soman Sahunikhilsomansahu.hashnode.dev·Mar 7, 2024Most commonly used shell commands in Unix-like operating systemsCertainly! Here are some of the most commonly used shell commands in Unix-like operating systems: File and Directory Commands: ls: List directory contents. cd: Change directory. pwd: Print working directory. mkdir: Create a directory. cp: Copy ...DiscussLinux
