Introduction to Linux Containerization Containerization, at its core, is a technology that empowers the isolation of processes, allowing applications and services to run independently from one another. It involves executing your applications within isolated environments known as containers, each originating…
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How to check the execution time of your bash script?
Do you have a long running bash script on your server’s cron list? And you really wanna get notified about the total execution time for your cron? Yeah, here we go! We can not find out the total execution time from…
What is Semaphore? Why it’s important for a Server Admin?
What is Semaphore? Well, we need a discussion on Semaphore concept under Linux as it plays major role in a Multi Processing System. Some time we need to review the current Semaphore status on the server and need to kill unwanted/unused…
15+ maldet command switches and options with examples – Linux
Maldet command switches, that’s what we are discussing today in this blog article. The Maldet is a commonly using malware detector for Linux based server. The installation and usage of maldet is quite simple. We have already discussed about the…
Cronjob to delete all emails older than one month from server.
Is there any way to remove old emails automatically from server? Before starting with the cronjob script, we must know the locations where the emails stored in the server. Then we can go to the steps to remove them 😉 Exactly…
Stages of Linux booting process – explanation, step by step tutorial
Have you ever wondered about the processes behind a system boot up? Yeah, as a SysAdmin, it’s very important to know about the steps and the processes in every steps while a machine boots up. If you are a good SysAdmin,…
Sar command usage with examples in Linux
Sar is one of the smart command line utility in Linux. Also, System Activity Reporter (SAR) is one of the important tool to monitor Linux servers.This command will helps system administrators to check the server resources status at different time…