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How to Record Linux Terminal Commands With "script"
The script command lets you record and replay activity in your terminal.
How to Route Incoming Email to Your Application With Exim
Exim is a popular message transfer agent (MTA) for Unix systems.
How to Visualize Your Kubernetes Cluster With the Lens Dashboard
Lens is an advanced open-source Kubernetes dashboard which provides a graphical view into your cluster.
How to Connect to Localhost Within a Docker Container
When working with Docker, you usually containerize the services that form your stack and use inter-container networking to communicate between them.
How to Back Up Your GitLab Server
Organizations using a self-managed GitLab instance usually rely on it to hold their source code, project management, and operational tooling.
How to Install Kubernetes Cert-Manager and Configure Let's Encrypt
Cert-Manager automates the provisioning of certificates within Kubernetes clusters.
What is the "JAM Stack?" Should You Be Using It?
The JAM stack, often stylized as Jamstack or JAMStack, refers to using JavaScript, APIs, and Markup to develop client-centric websites and applications.
How to Connect to Network Shares With the iOS Files App
The stock Files app lets you manage your filesystem on an iPhone or iPad.
How to Upgrade Docker Containers to Apply Image Updates
Docker containers are meant to be disposable and easily replaced.
7 Ways Containers Let You Ship Software Faster
Containerized applications accelerate the development workflow so you can ship code more quickly.
What's the Difference Between COPY and ADD in Dockerfiles?
ADD and COPY are two similar Dockerfile instructions which let you add content to your images at build time.
How to Use Docker Cp to Copy Files Between Host and Containers
Need to get some files into or out of a Docker container? The docker cp command lets you copy between host and container filesystems so you can add config details, create backups, and restore existing data.
How to Monitor Kubernetes With the Official Dashboard
The Kubernetes Dashboard is an official application that lets you inspect and edit your resources via a web-based graphical interface.
How to Check If the Docker Daemon or a Container Is Running
Docker uses a daemon-based architecture where the CLI connects to a long-lived process running separately on your machine or a remote host.
How to SSH Into a Docker Container
SSH is one of the most-used commands in a sysadmin's toolbox but it's not commonly seen alongside Docker.
How to Send Web Push Notifications With PHP
The Web Push API lets you send push notifications to web browsers and APIs.
How to Manage Linux Wi-Fi Networks With Nmtui
Nmtui is a terminal application which lets you manage your Wi-Fi connections on Linux distributions that use NetworkManager.
How to Debug Kubernetes "ImagePullBackOff" Errors
Kubernetes clusters can encounter several issues while trying to pull your container images.
What Is "Multi-Cloud" and Why Does It Matter?
"Multi-cloud" refers to the use of multiple cloud computing services within a single architecture.