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New tutorial just published! Want to understand how to use environment variables in #Linux ? Those funny things like `$HOME`? Try our gentle walk-through: tutorialworks.com/environment-va…
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Using environment variables in shell scripts: Tutorial
Environment variables are one of those Linux things that, once they click, you’ll be using them everywhere.
What's the difference between unit and integration testing? It's all explained in our latest article - tutorialworks.com/unit-vs-integr…
tutorialworks.com -- wow! delightful holiday reading (the whole site, I mean :) ) and not only! @TutorialWorks
If you're starting out as a DevOps/cloud engineer, here are 5 project ideas: Install and configure a web server on a VM Serve a website from S3 Create a CI/CD pipeline Deploy WordPress on Kubernetes Deploy and monitor a serverless application Then... automate it all 😘
An empty Kubernetes cluster is the greatest gift you can give this Christmas 🎁
There are many definitions of DevOps but my primary resource is the DevOps Handbook by @jezhumble @RealGeneKim @botchagalupe @patrickdebois bit.ly/2QSZqoi
Sage advice here from @WellfoundHQ for first-time tech job seekers. angel.co/blog/the-truth…
Some Linux commands (like systemctl) assume that you want the output to be paginated. Well maybe I don't like pagination! You can prevent it by just piping the output to `cat`: systemctl status myservice | cat journalctl -u myservice | cat another tiny win🎈
Want to really master the Linux command line? tutorialworks.com/linux-shell-po…
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7 power features of the Linux shell you really need to know
Here are some power features that you can use to get things done quicker and easier
Six useful commands to help you manage software on Red Hat Enterprise Linux and Fedora ✨🎩 tutorialworks.com/dnf-useful-com…
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Six helpful dnf/yum commands to manage software on Red Hat
Use these helpful yum/dnf commands to install and manage packages on your Fedora or Red Hat Enterprise Linux system.
Service mesh architecture: 📦 Microservices talk to each other through a 'Service Proxy' 🔧 A Service Proxy handles things like: traffic management, service discovery, authentication, monitoring + security. ☂️ The services are fronted by an API gateway via: @jrathnayake
A great way to learn DevOps & Linux is to build something real! In this brand new tutorial you'll learn how to: - run Linux in a virtual machine - install and configure software - write automation You'll use Ubuntu, Vagrant and Apache. 👉 tutorialworks.com/linux-vm-vagra…
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