Tag: linux

The development tools

Airflow instead of your crontab

December 20, 2023

by James Moore

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Airflow is Airbnb's open source workflow management project with its own Web UI and scheduling. Now under the Apache incubator, https://github.com/apache/incubator-airflow Airflow main problem can...

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The back-end

Linux Service Management

December 20, 2023

by Danielle Bowman

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This paper introduces the service management mode under Linux, mainly the old version of init system service and most of the current distribution system service....

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The back-end

Go concurrent programming – Atomic operation of multi-field update of structure

December 20, 2023

by Navya Sarraf

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[toc] ## Update multiple fields? In concurrent programming, it is a common requirement for atoms to update multiple fields. For example, there is a 'struct...

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The back-end

This section describes how to install Python3 in Linux

December 20, 2023

by Marion Johnson

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Most of the current Linux operating systems ship with Python2.x, and the current mainstream python version is 3.x. To do this we need to install...

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The back-end

Talk about the Linux system startup process

December 20, 2023

by Megan Hernandez

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Linux has become our daily intimate companion, every time we press the cute power button until the familiar login screen appears. What had happened to...

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The code of life

Procedural Ape Survival Guide -0 wedges

December 20, 2023

by Craig Patchett

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Many years ago, my dream was to be secretary general of the United Nations, with the power to control all mankind. Later, I gave up...

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The back-end

Linux firewall

December 20, 2023

by 李家瑋

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Two firewall mechanisms under Linux, NetFilter and TCPWrappers, are arranged, and how to use hosts configuration and iptables software and related principles are mainly introduced

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[Linux] Old mobile phone personal cloud disk [on]

December 20, 2023

by Katherine Walton

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This is my participation in August more text challenge the 14th day, activity details view: August more text challenge a, preface usually, we have a...

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The back-end

Linux common operations and tips!

December 20, 2023

by Mr. Samuel Richardson

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This is the 15th day of my participation in the August Challenge. View the details of the activity: View the routing table, show the connected...

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The back-end

Linux graphical terminal screenshot and shortcut key practical tips!

December 20, 2023

by Lori May

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Often, when we use Windows operating system, sometimes we need to use some screenshots, so we can do it in several ways. First: Windows system...

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The front end

Happy Linux command line — Reading notes 1

December 19, 2023

by Lauren Johnson

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I believe that many people who have no system knowledge of Linux will be like me, when following the tutorial to do some environment configuration...

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The back-end

Linux and C advanced [1] (Linux Basic commands)

December 19, 2023

by Eric Miller

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[1] ls command 1. File type 2. File permissions [2] CD command [3] PWD command [4] clear command

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The back-end

How to Get the most out of Chrome on Linux

December 19, 2023

by Mr. Gary Morris

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Required steps XDM download (similar to IDM) Tampermonkey ADB AD block B site download assistant Stream Recorder video download Fireshot capture web screenshots 1. Required...

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The back-end

The most comprehensive summary of the most common Linux back-end required commands (super comprehensive! Super detailed!) Collect this one is enough!

December 19, 2023

by Russell Bibi-Burke

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Linux is a free to use and freely spread Unix-like operating system. It is a 'multi-user', 'multi-task', 'multi-threaded and multi-CPU operating system' based on 'POSIX'...

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The back-end

How to put your downloaded software into the Taskbar launcher on Linux(Deepin)

December 19, 2023

by Kay Waters

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You can use the terminal method, this is the graphical interface method, it's very simple so let's just put the XDroid in the launcher on...

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Yum warehouse configuration and use, really sweet ah!

December 19, 2023

by Jessica Johnson

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At present, Linux system is widely used in the long-term and stable operation of web servers, cluster systems that deal with large amounts of data,...

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The back-end

Linux tools -NFS installation, deployment, and use

December 19, 2023

by Garrett Marks

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Rpcbind is installed on the Linux server, so just run yum -y install nfs-utils to verify that it is installed

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Curl download tar.gz from GitHub Repo

December 19, 2023

by Dana Mullen

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Sometimes you need to download tar.gz from the GitHub repository to do other things; Probably the most common way to do this is to go...

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The development tools

How to download web videos using You-get on Linux(Deepin)

December 19, 2023

by Penelope McManaway

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You -get is an open source video download tool (usually 1080P). Using You-get, You can easily download videos, pictures and music from the Internet.

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The back-end

Install Linux with a one-line command. Vagrant is a very detailed guide to getting started

December 19, 2023

by Dr. Gregory Scott

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Recently discovered an artifact called Vagrant: What does it do? You can think of it as similar to Docker, which helps us quickly deploy development...

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17 Funny, but useless, Linux Easter Eggs. It’s the ultimate fun!

December 19, 2023

by Amber Mccormick

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Mini train, Matrix data byte stream, high-end and elegant dashboard, ASCII art frame, burning characters, follow the mouse direction to see the eye, art word...

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Getting Started with Manjaro Linux

December 19, 2023

by Amani Chander

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Manjaro is a free and open source distribution based on Arch LInux, which incorporates the rich and excellent software management of Arch LInux while providing...

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The back-end

Linux device tree series – basic grammar | August more challenges

December 19, 2023

by Tony Robinson

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This article focuses on how to write device trees for new machines. It aims to describe the basic concepts of device trees and how they...

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The back-end

Docker container storage details

December 19, 2023

by 遊信宏

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We looked at container networks and how they drive Bridges in more detail. Today, we'll take a look at another key area in containers -...

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The back-end

How to quickly locate the application Core?

December 19, 2023

by Alan Ross

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Core-dump files are generated when the program core is used as backup data of the program state when the program crashes. A core-dump file contains...

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The development tools

Linux text line processing artifact AWK

December 19, 2023

by Michael Brown

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Awk is a language for processing text files. It treats the file as a sequence of records. Awk can read one input line at a...

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The development tools

Linux stream editor sed

December 19, 2023

by Guy Jones-James

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Linux system, the use of the pipe operator |, multiple commands can be made into pipe line. Data that flows through a pipe is called...

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The code of life

Analyze Linux performance from multiple dimensions: system, network, kernel

December 19, 2023

by John Wright

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Linux performance analysis tool Collection The tool collection consists of the following tools to help you understand the Linux system structure, network structure, and kernel...

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The back-end

VMware Install the Centos 7 VM. Configure the network

December 19, 2023

by Cheryl Moore

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If you want to use the Linux environment on a Windows machine, the most convenient way is to use virtual machines, the most commonly used...

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The back-end

A story about understanding interprocess communication technology

December 19, 2023

by Barry Hill

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The moon was dark and the wind was high. Suddenly, two files appeared in the directory of the Web server, making a loud noise. These...

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