In Linux, a port is a numbered network connection that allows a device to communicate with other devices over the…
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It is essential to monitor the disk space on a Linux server to ensure enough free space is available for…
In Linux, a port is a logical connection point for transmitting data between a client and a server. To ensure…
In FirewallD, the `–source` option allows you to specify a network or an IP address as the source for applying…
In Linux, PS1 is an environment variable that specifies the format of the command prompt displayed in the terminal. It…
Vim, short for Vi Improved, is a popular text editor used in the Linux operating system. It is a powerful…
Have you heard of the famous video chatting application? Since the beginning of the internet, we have seen many applications…
Apache Maven is an open-source, community-driven project that aims to build and maintain the most popular Open Source tools for…
Crontab is a utility for running scheduled tasks at regular intervals on Unix-Linux systems. It allows us to schedule multiple…
Cron jobs (or cron jobs) are schedules that tell the computer to run a program or execute a command automatically…