In this article, we focus on how you can check the size of Directory on Linux Systems. This we are going to achieve using the […]
Renaming files in Linux is one of the easiest tasks that you can accomplish straight from the command line. There are quite a few ways […]
Before I explain how to change the default password, its good to know about “Root SuperUser” and “sudo user” in Linux. In any Linux, as […]
GitHub is a hugely popular web service for source code control that uses Git to synchronize local files with copies kept on GitHub’s servers so you […]
At a recent Ansible London Meetup, I got chatting with somebody about automated hardware builds. “It’s all cloud now!” I hear you say. Ah, but for […]
In the first two articles in this series, we explored the general requirements of a Source To Image (S2I) system and prepared an environment specifically for […]
If you live your life in plaintext, there invariably comes a time when someone asks for a word processor document. I run into this issue frequently, especially at the Day JobTM. Although I've introduced one of the development teams I work with to a Docs Like Code workflow (Read more...)
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My 16-year-old son, Prahlad, just walked into our apartment. "What did he say???" I ask. "He said 'Yes'."
Understated, playing it cool, like many teenagers do with their parents. But I know he's deeply excited, and probably a little bit scared. He just got a gig working at (Read more...)
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In my first article in this series about Source-to-Image (S2I), we examined the required files and discussed how the S2I standard works with any programming language, from Python to Ruby to Go. Now let's explore designing an S2I build specifically for a Go application. A disclaimer: I still like to call Go "Golang" even (Read more...)
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Configuring a network connection from a Linux machine can be challenging. Fortunately, many new Linux distributions come with some type of network management tool that can help you automatically connect to a wireless network.
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Source-to-Image is an excellent tool for building container images for applications in a fast, flexible, and reproducible way. Usually abbreviated as S2I, Source-to-Image takes a base "builder" image with all the libraries and build tools needed to compile an application or install dependencies (like Python's PIP or Ruby's Bundler) and (Read more...)
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I loved having debates with my uncle. We'd debate a wide range of issues, but I'll always remember one debate in particular.
On this issue, we had very different opinions. I mentioned to him that no matter how different our opinions were, he couldn't insult me. He didn't agree, so (Read more...)
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Taking the plunge from easy and familiar proprietary tools we use every day to unknown and open source tools can be a challenge. When do you find the time to do the research to choose the right option for you? How do you choose? What will be daily repercussions be? Will the positive (Read more...)
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In Part 1 of this series, I introduced GNOME Boxes, an open source virtualization tool maintained by the GNOME Project as part of its GNOME Desktop Environment. The GNOME Project describes Boxes as: "A simple GNOME application to view, access, and manage remote and virtual systems."
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