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Oct 10 2020
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Date Command in Linux

In Linux, the date command is used to get or set the system date. It is used to print the date and time in different formats and calculate future and past dates. This tutorial explains the basics of the date command. Using the Linux date Command# Following is the basic syntax for the date command:

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Oct 09 2020
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How to Install vnStat and vnStati to Monitor Network Traffic in Linux

VnStat is a console-based network traffic monitoring tool design for Linux and BSD. It will keep a log of the network traffic for selected network interfaces. To generate the logs, vnStat uses the information provided by the kernel. In other words, it will not sniff the network traffic and will ensure the lite usage of

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Oct 09 2020
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How to List Cron Jobs in Linux

Cron is a scheduling daemon, used to schedule the execution of any tasks at specified time intervals. Such tasks (cron jobs) can be schedule to run at every minute, 5 minute, hour, day of the month, day of week, etc. Generally, cron jobs are used to perform repeated tasks, such as to backup databases, clearing

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Oct 08 2020
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How to Install PostgreSQL and pgAdmin in RHEL 8

Pgadmin4 is an opensource web-based management tool for managing PostgreSQL databases. It’s a Python-based web-application developed using the flask framework at the backend and HTML5, CSS3, and Bootstrap on the frontend. Pgadmin4 is a rewrite of Pgadmin 3 which is written in C++ and ships with the following notable features: Pgadmin4 Features Sleek and revamped

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Oct 08 2020
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Pkill Command in Linux

The pkill is a command-line utility, used to send signals to the processes of a running program. The processes can be specified by their names, by a user name, or other attributes. In this article we will discuss about pkill command in Linux. By default the pkill command comes pre-installed as a part of the

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Oct 07 2020
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How to Monitor Node.js Applications Using PM2 Web Dashboard

PM2 is a popular daemon process manager for Nodejs with a complete feature set for a production environment, that will help you manage and keep your application online 24/7. A process manager is a “container” for applications that facilitates deployment, enables you to manage (start, restart, stop, etc..) the application at runtime, and provides for

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Oct 07 2020
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How to Install Slack on CentOS 8

Slack is a widely used and popular platform for messaging and collaboration service. It’s much easier to use Slack straight and organize channels. You can make channels for you coworkers, projects, topics or any other purpose to keep conversations proper and organized. It also allows you audio and video calls as well as sharing of

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Oct 06 2020
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How to Install Odoo (Open Source ERP and CRM) on CentOS 8

Odoo is an opensource all-in-one business management software that ships with a suite of various business applications for various uses such as eCommerce, project management, helpdesk, accounting, inventory, and a website builder to mention a few. In this article, you will learn how to install Odoo (Open Source ERP and CRM) on CentOS 8 and

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Wall command in Linux

wall is a command-line utility that displays a message on the terminals of all logged-in users. The messages can be either typed on the terminal or the contents of a file. wall stands for write all, to send a message only to a specific user use the write command. Usually, system administrators send messages to

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Oct 05 2020
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Df Command in Linux (Check Disk Space)

In Linux, the df command is used to get the information about the disk space usage. This guide explains how to use the df command with different formats. Use of df Command# Below is the basic syntax for the df command: df [OPTIONS]… FILESYSTEM… If you invoke the df command without any arguments, it will

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