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Automate Disk Space Monitoring on Linux | Bash Script Tutorial for System Admins
🔧 Welcome to another episode in our Bash Scripting series! In this tutorial, we’re focusing on an essential task for every Linux system administrator: automating storage checks with a straightforward bash script. What You’ll Learn: In this video, I’ll guide you through creating a bash script that automates the process of monitoring disk usage on your Linux system. This is…
Read More » Why Kubernetes (k8s) for docker containers? | Tamil #mlops #MLOPS #cloud #deployment #docker
Kubernetes வேலை என்ன? This video is part of the MLOPS from scratch in Tamil. Do checkout the channel to know in detail about MLOPS with an interesting usecase! MLOPS part 1 – MLOPS part 2 – #datascienceforbeginners #datascience #datasciencecareers #machinelearning #mlops #data #datasciencebasics #mlopsengineerroadmap#dataengineer #dataanalysis #dataanalytics #dataset #usecases #tamil #thamil #தமிழ் #cricketapp #artificialintelligence #stockmarket#robot #ds #ml #deeplearning #algorithm #lifecycle #datascienceblueprint…
Read More »How to Securely Uninstall httpd on CentOS Linux using Bash Script
🚀 Securely Uninstalling httpd on CentOS Linux using Bash Script – A Step-by-Step Guide Using Sudo Access 🐧 In this episode of our Linux Mastery series, we’ll walk you through the process of securely uninstalling the httpd (Apache) web server on CentOS Linux using a bash script with sudo access. This tutorial is designed to help system administrators and Linux…
Read More »Understanding /etc/os-release and Its Uses on CentOS Linux | Part 2
🚀 Unlocking /etc/os-release – Understanding and Utilizing It in CentOS Linux – 5 Practical Uses 🐧 In this episode of our Linux Mastery series, we delve deep into the /etc/os-release file on CentOS Linux. This file is a goldmine of information for system administrators and developers alike. By understanding and leveraging its contents, you can enhance your scripting, automation, and…
Read More »Clone your GitHub repository using SSH
Follow these steps to add ssh keys to your GitHub account and clone the repo with the SSH URL. 1. Open your terminal and type ssh-keygen. 2. Press enter to accept the default file location and passphrase. 3. Copy the public key to your clipboard with cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub 4. Go to your GitHub account settings and click on SSH and…
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