Write a play that checks for the timezone of a system and outputs the results to a file
In this article, we will review how we can automate a task that checks the timezone using Ansible, offering a detailed walkthrough of the steps involved in automating the verification and configuration of time zones across target machines. Table of Contents Introduction Welcome to our latest blog post, where we delve into the world of […]
Install Jenkins on RHEL9 or CentOS9
Are you tired of manually building, testing, and deploying your software? Learn how to install Jenkins on RHEL9 or CentOS9 and automate your software development processes to increase productivity and reduce time to market. Table of Contents Introduction Jenkins is a popular open-source automation server that helps to automate software development processes like building, testing, […]
Install Gedit on RHEL8 or CentOS8
In this article, we will review how to install Gedit on RHEL8 or CentOS8. Whether you’re a developer, writer, or simply someone who frequently works with text files on RHEL8, installing gedit can be a game-changer. Find out how this popular and customizable text editor can improve your productivity and simplify your tasks. Introduction Gedit […]
10 popular AWK command examples in Linux
Unlock the full potential of AWK with these popular commands that will streamline your text processing tasks and increase your productivity. Table of Contents Introduction AWK is a powerful text processing tool that is widely used in the Linux environment. The name AWK comes from the initials of its creators: Alfred Aho, Peter Weinberger, and […]
Change IPv4 Addresses using the NMCLI Utility
Discover the convenient and efficient way to change IPv4 addresses on your Linux machine using the nmcli utility, and take control of your network settings with ease. Table of Contents Introduction Changing IPv4 addresses using the nmcli utility is a useful way to manage network connections on a Linux system. Here’s a step-by-step guide on […]
Installing and Using Nano Text Editor
In this tutorial, we will install Nano and review basic commands for navigating the text editor. Table of Contents Introduction For the newbie Linux user, text editors like Vim or Emacs can be intimidating and present a steep learning curve. GNU Nano text editor bridges that technical gap. It was initially released 22 years ago […]
RHCSA9 EXAM SERIES: Create and Configure file systems
Are you ready to take on the RHCSA 9 exam? Our comprehensive guide on creating and configuring file systems in RHCSA will equip you with the essential skills needed for Linux professionals. Learn how to create, mount, and unmount vfat, ext4, and xfs file systems, diagnose and correct file permission problems, and much more. Let […]
RHCSA9 Exam Series: Operate Running Systems
Want to pass the RHCSA9 exam? This section of the RHCSA9 Exam Series: Operate Running Systems will review how to operate running systems–a key skill need to clear the RHCSA exam and we’ve got you covered with practical examples to help you prepare. Table of Contents Introduction As a Linux professional, it is important to […]
Install and Use PostgreSQL on CentOS8
Learn about installing and using PostgreSQL on CentOS 8 with this step-by-step guide and take your data management to the next level! Table of Contents Introduction PostgreSQL is an open-source, object-relational database system that provides robust data management and secure data storage. It was first released in 1989 and has since then been developed by […]
Installing and using NTP server on CentOS8
In this article, we will review network time protocol (NTP) installation and configuration on a CentOS8 or RHEL8 operating system. As part of this process, we will focus on both the server-side and client-side setups for NTP. Table of Contents Introduction Although chronyd has replaced ntpd as the default time service on RHEL8 and CentOS8 […]