linux
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Solved: Added NVME Storage – Where’s Docker?
Docker filling your root partition after adding NVMe storage? Learn the quick and proper ways to move Docker’s data directory to its spacious new home Continue reading
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Solved: Cloud fare down again 2 times in a single year
Cloudflare outage breaking your Linux servers? Learn why systemd-resolved is the real culprit and get 3 battle-tested fixes for DNS resolution failure Continue reading
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Solved: Making drives with ZFS spin down
ZFS defaults prevent disk standby. Learn how to tune access times, use spindown tools, and tweak kernel parameters to finally let your drives sleep. Continue reading
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Solved: Top reasons to choose UEM for Linux devices
Stop relying on Bash scripts to manage your fleet. Discover the top reasons to choose UEM for Linux devices to enforce compliance and push patches. Continue reading
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Solved: touch-all replaces mkdir and touch, written in TypeScript (2kb)
Replace the tedious mkdir and touch dance. Learn 3 ways to create nested files in one step, featuring touch-all, a 2kb TypeScript tool. Continue reading
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Solved: Linux VM for database: GCP or OCI?
Compare GCP vs OCI for your Linux database VM. This guide analyzes IOPS performance, costs, and reliability to help you pick the right cloud provider. Continue reading
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Solved: Fellow BC, Canada Sys Admins: What are you doing/What have you heard about the time change changes?
Navigate BC’s permanent DST limbo. Get the survival guide for sysadmins with actionable Linux and Windows fixes to keep your environments synced. Continue reading
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Solved: How can i be cloud enginner?
Learn how to become a cloud engineer with this battle-tested roadmap. Skip the cert trap and master Linux, networking, and real infrastructure. Continue reading
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Solved: What server os are you running docker on?
Find the best server OS for your Docker host. This guide compares Linux distros on stability, security, and performance to build a solid foundation. Continue reading
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Solved: How to run your userland code inside the kernel: Writing a faster `top`
Is `top` too slow for your needs? Learn how to run userland code directly in the kernel using eBPF for faster, real-time performance monitoring. Continue reading