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CDCiaran Doherty, AfCIIS, MBCSblog.cdoherty.co.uk

Immich Deployment on Windows Server Using Docker, WSL, and SMB-Based Persistent Storage

Introduction. Self-hosting applications on Windows servers can be deceptively complex when persistence, security, and reliability are required. This becomes especially true when deploying Linux-first

1d ago15 min read

PSPrabhu Singhprabhusingh.hashnode.dev

Bridge Windows Terminal, WSL2 & VS Code for Smooth Docker Development

To ensure smooth integration of your development environment with Docker running on Windows WSL 2 Ubuntu, it's essential to configure some key settings for compatibility with Windows Terminal and VS C

3d ago3 min read

DIDaniel Iwugofreecodecamp.org

How to Run Rust on Jupyter Notebooks

If you've ever wanted to combine the power of Rust with the interactive goodness of Jupyter notebooks, you're in the right place. Maybe you're tired of compiling every single time you want to test a s

3d ago8 min read

MAMAHBUBUL ALAMpromahbubul.hashnode.dev

How to Install WSL and WSL nacessary commands

What is WSL? WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) is a feature in Windows that lets developers run a real Linux environment, including command-line tools and applications, directly on Windows without a separate virtual machine or dual-boot setup, Setp 1...

Feb 61 min read

RSRohan Satkarcoderxrohan.hashnode.dev

Getting Started with WSL on Windows: Install, Manage, and Remove Linux Distros

If you’re a Windows user who wants a real Linux environment without heavy virtual machines, WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) is the best solution.In this post, I’ll walk through what WSL is, how to install it, manage multiple Linux distros, and clea...

Jan 303 min read

POPrecious Okiemencodeopsiyac.hashnode.dev

How To Set Up Your Windows PC For Devops & Cloud Computing (Setup Series Part 1)

If you’re starting your journey into DevOps or Cloud Computing, one thing you’ll quickly notice is that almost everything happens on Linux. Most cloud servers, CI/CD pipelines, containers, and Kubernetes clusters all run on Linux. So as a Windows use...

Jan 264 min read

PTpratik tripathycurl-by-oratik.hashnode.dev

Getting Started with cURL

Introduction When you start learning web development or DevOps, you often hear people talk about “making requests” or “calling an API.” At first, it sounds complicated. But there is a simple and powerful tool that helps you do all of this from your t...

Jan 254 min read

ADAvishek Dasdevavi.hashnode.dev

How to Run Linux on Windows (and Fix DNS Errors in WSL)

Introduction: Why Developers Need Linux on Windows If you are a web developer, you probably hear commands like dig, curl, grep, or ssh all the time. But if you are on Windows, your Command Prompt (CMD) doesn't know what these mean. You could install ...

Jan 234 min read

BDBhaswar Duttabhaswar.hashnode.dev

A Linux Ricer Moves Back to Windows (Reluctantly)

I love Linux desktops. I especially love auto-tiling window managers. But despite all the ricing, theming, and keyboard-driven workflows, I recently made a decision I never thought I would: I moved back to Windows. Not because I stopped loving Linux,...

Dec 31, 20257 min read

DRDavid Rodriguezcloudwithdavid.hashnode.dev

Troubleshooting .pem File Permissions for WSL SSH into Amazon EC2

TL;DR: If you SSH from WSL, keep your .pem key inside the WSL filesystem (~/.ssh), not under /mnt/c. WSL maps Windows permissions in a way that can make the key look “too open,” and SSH will refuse to use it. Copy it into ~/.ssh, lock permissions (ch...

Dec 30, 20252 min read

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