Tag: linux

The development tools

Vim simple introduction guide, it is recommended to use with other people’s Vimrc files

December 18, 2023

by Claudia Chapman

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This is my participation more challenge the third day, August activity details view: August more article challenges Vim detailed Vim shortcuts of Vim configuration with...

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The back-end

Process and scheduled task management in Linux

December 18, 2023

by Murray Wilkinson

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The ps command is the most commonly used tool for viewing processes in Linux. It is used to display a static snapshot containing complete information...

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The back-end

Basic Use of Linux

December 18, 2023

by Miss Chloe Perry

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1. Version server RedHat centos: it is a free version of RedHat. It has fewer system management tools than RedHat

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The back-end

Linux system monitoring command top

December 18, 2023

by Tiffany Anderson

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The most commonly used performance analysis tool in Linux displays the system resource usage in real time, similar to the Windows Task Manager.

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The back-end

Linux I/O model – SELECT /poll/epoll | August more challenging

December 18, 2023

by Glenn Dorsey

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Select /poll/epoll comparison: Note: traversal is equivalent to viewing all locations, and callback is equivalent to viewing the corresponding locations. 1 select Specified by POSIX

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The back-end

Linux system introduction of “time” | August more challenges

December 18, 2023

by 彭雅芳

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Linux provides a number of time processing apis that vary in their capabilities and usage scenarios. They can sometimes be confused for beginners, as to...

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The back-end

Record the process of installing MySql on Linux

December 18, 2023

by Chloe Webb

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The installation of Mysql database is an inevitable problem for developers. The installation process is not complicated, and there are a lot of installation tutorials...

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The development tools

Understand the Logrotate utility

December 18, 2023

by Faiyaz Dugar

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Logging is useful when you want to track usage or troubleshoot an application. However, as more and more information is recorded, log files take up...

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The front end

TCP has three handshakes and four waves

December 18, 2023

by Lisa Tran

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In contrast to SOCKET developers, the TCP creation process and link disassembly process are automatically created by the TCP/IP stack. So developers don't need to...

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The back-end

The difference between sudo -s and sudo -i in Linux

December 18, 2023

by Aaina Agrawal

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Sudo loads the user variable and jumps to the target user home directory. Sudo -s, do not load user variables, do not jump directory; Sudo:...

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The code of life

Cloud Computing Architect – takes you through MySQL database installation and security removal

December 18, 2023

by Zachary Taylor

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Mariabd Security Configuration Wizard 1. After installing mariadb-server, run mysql_secure_installation to remove security risks

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The back-end

Linux – VI editor with a detailed explanation

December 18, 2023

by Aaryahi Babu

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The Vi command is the most commonly used text editor in the Character interface of Linux systems. The VI editor is the standard editor for...

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The back-end

Common Tool Installation Problems in Linux (1)

December 18, 2023

by Nicola Frost

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This is the sixth day of my participation in the August Challenge. The students who often deal with servers, especially those who are involved in...

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The back-end

Linux Shell shortcuts, computations, and escapes

December 18, 2023

by 徐冠霖

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First, take a look at the default bash prompt: type a command quickly and complete it with {Tab}. If multiple options are available, press once...

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The back-end

What exactly is Docker?

December 18, 2023

by Michael Stevens

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When it comes to virtual machines, many people think of VMware and VirtualBox. Many people only know about virtual machines and VMwars

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The back-end

8: Linux file Directory command ls mkdir CD PWD mkdir rmdir cp mv rm touch less tail link | August more challenges

December 18, 2023

by Samar Ramesh

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This is my seventh day of the August More text Challenge, activity details view: August more text challenge LS: list directories Ls-A show hidden files...

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android

Cmake Tutorial 2 – Adding libraries

December 18, 2023

by Casey Bowater-Parkes

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This series of articles was translated from the official Cmake tutorial: CMake Tutorial. It will not stop at the official tutorial. I as an Android...

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The code of life

Mutual exclusion and synchronization between threads

December 18, 2023

by Ryan Edwards

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The producer-consumer problem (a classic example of understanding interthread exclusion and synchronization) Interthread exclusion: For a critical resource area, only one thread can access it...

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The back-end

Mysql > install MySQL8 using RPM

December 18, 2023

by Mark Greenwood

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This is the 5th day of the August Challenge to create mysql users and groups. INTO OUTFILE ... You can write files. MySQL > open...

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The back-end

The IO storage principle of Vim, the God of Linux editors

December 18, 2023

by 王欣怡

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[TOC] When I accidentally opened a 10G file with vim, I changed a line, "w" and saved it for a while. It took me enough...

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The back-end

– for GCC arise out of a problem with the C language standard thinking | August more challenges

December 18, 2023

by Amanda Ochoa

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In a recent review of the Linux API for Time processing, when localtime_r and clock_gettime are used in the development library, it will prompt such...

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The front end

Deploy the Nextjs project on a Linux Ali Cloud server

December 18, 2023

by Joanna Andrew

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I deployed the Next. Js project to the Aliyun Linux server, but most of the articles on the Internet are not clear, and most of...

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The back-end

Directory of Linux configuration files

December 18, 2023

by Leon Gallagher

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User file /etc/passwd Stores account information /etc/shadow Stores user password Group file /etc/group stores group information /etc/gshadow Stores group password System configuration /etc/rc.d

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The back-end

How to automate Python

December 18, 2023

by Onkar Gour

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Basically all Linux distributions have the cron tool preinstalled by default. First of all, we need to download the latest task data from the FTP...

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The back-end

Linux Sets Windows fonts

December 18, 2023

by John Taylor

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Linux Setting Windows fonts During the conversion from Word to PDF, garbled characters are not displayed on Windows but are displayed on Linux. Therefore, you...

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The back-end

Solution to high buff-cache usage in Linux

December 18, 2023

by Tia Moore

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The cache stores the data that has been read. If a hit is found, do not read the hard drive. If no hit is found,...

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The back-end

Linux Network Programming series xii – Sliding Windows, congestion control, disconnection reconnection mechanism

December 18, 2023

by Deborah Smith

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1. Sliding window The so-called window is actually a sequence of bytes stored in the sending buffer that can be sent by the sender. It...

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The back-end

Install JDK on Centos 7

December 18, 2023

by Megan Norton

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Use yum -y List Java or yum Search JDK to find a list of Java related installation packages

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android

Cmake Use tutorial (6) – lousy syntax

December 18, 2023

by 劉家瑜

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This series of articles was translated from the official Cmake tutorial: CMake Tutorial. It will not stop at the official tutorial. I as an Android...

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The back-end

O&m must know Linux RAID details!

December 18, 2023

by Elaine Hartley

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This is the seventh day of my August Challenge. Check out the details: Redundant Arrays of Independent Disks (RAID), the basic concept of RAID

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