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Use systemd Timers for Reliable Scheduled Tasks on Linux

Introduction Scheduled work is a normal part of Linux administration. Systems rotate logs, refresh data, run backups, clean temporary files, and perform health checks at regular intervals. Cron remain

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Jitendra KumarFeb 3 · 3 min read

Linux Processes and Services: Hands-On Troubleshooting Practice for DevOps

The goal is to build a practical understanding of how processes, services, and logs behave on a real Linux system. These are core Linux fundamentals that are used daily by system administrators, DevOps engineers, and cloud practitioners when monitori...

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Suleman RasheedOct 11, 2023 · 4 min read

Services in Linux

What are services? When you start your computer, you might not realize that many things are already happening behind the scenes to make it ready for your use. You might have software like Docker, MongoDB or Postgres, that automatically starts running...

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Dominik SchischmaJun 11, 2022 · 3 min read

.Net Core and above (5,6,...) windows service / linux systemd

Intro While windows services had their own implementation classes in the .Net Framework, when migrating to .Net (Core) we noticed that we had to re-implement the whole service control. Our requirements are, imho, basic requirements for a background w...

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