Category: Linux DEVOPS

  • Samsung T7 Shield SSD Speed Test

    Samsung T7 Shield SSD Speed Test

    Samsung T7 Shield SSD vs T7 and T7 Shield Speed Test. Samsung T7 Shield SSD unboxing and build quality close look. Samsung portable SSD T7 and T7 Shield are compact portable external SSD made for fast and secure access to your files. Samsung T7 Shield SSD Speed tests They work with Android, Windows and Mac.Samsung…

  • Hetzner vs Digital Ocean in 2022 vs 2025

    Hetzner vs Digital Ocean in 2022 vs 2025

    Hetzner aka the mail server not hosting. Hetzner blocks mail server ports 24 and 465 incoming and outgoing but allows port 587. You could make a mail server work on Hetzner Cloud hosting. Asked on reddit hetzner vs digital ocean in 2022. Now on Digitalocean, looking for a cheaper option after they increased the prices.Heard…

  • Best Linux distro 2021 RHEL vs Debian based

    Best Linux distro 2021 RHEL vs Debian based

    Best linux distro 2021 RHEL vs Debian based The best linux distribution of 2021 is not easy to decide. First choice is if you prefer a Linux distro that is RHEL based or Debian based. For a Linux server or a Linux desktop the requirements are quite different. There is no best linux distro really.…

  • Linux Check Disk Space Commands

    Linux Check Disk Space Commands

    How to check disk space in Linux command line. The command df shows you free disk space and du returns the disk usage statistics for various files and folders. df command The df command shows disk usage statistics and it stands for “Disk Free”. The df command bellow without any options will return the disk…

  • How to Remove Directory in Linux

    How to Remove Directory in Linux

    How to Remove or Delete Directory in Linux To delete a directory in Linux remove command to use is rm or rmdir. Both work fine but there is an important difference between how rm and rmdir remove a directory. Caution If you delete a directory from the GUI even in Linux, the folder is moved…

  • How to Compress and Extract Files using the tar command on Linux

    How to Compress and Extract Files using the tar command on Linux

    How to Compress and Extract Files using the tar command on Linux and How to create tar.gz file in Linux command line Compress files The tar command is used to pack and compress files and directories on Linux. The archived files are usually named .tar.gz or .tgz and are called usually tarballs. As with many…

  • Linux how o set environment variable

    Linux how o set environment variable

    Linux how o set environment variable How to set environment variable in Linux. Set environment variables in Linux To set a new environment variable, use the export command. For example to set the environment variable called TEST_HOME you can run this command. This prints the value of the variable you set earlier. Unsetting an environment…

  • How to create a file in Linux using Terminal

    How to create a file in Linux using Terminal

    How to create a file in Linux using Terminal or SSH How to create a file in Linux using Terminal, Command line interface or SSH. There are a few ways to create a new empty file or redirect the output of a command to a new file. To create an empty file, any of these…

  • Secret Lesser  known useful Linux commands

    Secret Lesser known useful Linux commands

    tree The tree command will list you directory, files and sub folders contents in an easy to see way. No need for repeated ls commands. This can be useful to get an overview of all subfolders of the target directory. pstree Tree but for precesses. Shows what processes originate from other processes. kill -15 SIGTERM…

  • Commands any Linux Sysadmin should learn first

    Commands any Linux Sysadmin should learn first

    Commands any Linux Sysadmin should learn first. These are the commands any Linux Sysadmin should learn first. These are some of the most useful commands for system administration and devops on Linux. They are command line tolls because most of the actions on system administration you would want to be automated and scheduled uptime Time…