Introduction Taking charge of Linux servers can actually be a breeze! Cockpit offers a sleek, web-based interface that makes it super easy to monitor and manage your server like a pro. In this post, we’re going to guide you through…
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Understanding the free Command in Linux One of the most common things that Linux users and admins do is keep an eye on system memory. The free command is one of the easiest and most useful tools you can use…
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Setting up Terraform on Ubuntu allows you to leverage the power of infrastructure as code (IAC) to manage and provision resources in various cloud providers and infrastructure platforms. Here’s a step-by-step introduction to setting up Terraform on an Ubuntu 23.04…
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Setting up the Google Cloud SDK on Ubuntu 22.04 allows you to interact with Google Cloud services and manage resources from your Ubuntu-based system. The Google Cloud SDK includes various command-line tools and libraries for this purpose. Here are the…
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To install Terraform using the binary package, you can follow these general steps. Terraform is available for various operating systems, so I’ll provide instructions for Linux CentOS servers. To install Terraform using Binary Package on CentOS 8, you can use…
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To install the Google Cloud SDK on CentOS 8, you can follow these steps: Update the Package Repository: Before installing any software, it’s a good practice to ensure that your package repository is up to date. Open a terminal and…
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This is a complete guide to DevOps, including its main ideas, practices, and the job of a DevOps Engineer: What is DevOps? Definitions and Ideas DevOps is a group of ideas, practices, and ways of thinking that try to bring…
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Kubernetes Cluster Setup Using Kubernetes architecture, we setup a master node which delegates tasks and manages resources to multiple ‘worker nodes’. Let’s label one of our master and another as worker nodes 1. Once we have our cluster up and…
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Kubeadm is a tool to build Kubernetes clusters. It’s responsible for cluster bootstrapping and support upgrades, downgrades, and managing bootstrap tokens. First of all Kubeadm runs a series of prechecks to ensure that the machine is ready to run Kubernetes,…
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Kubernetes is great for large-scale applications, providing security, scalability, and portability. In cloud platforms, we can deploy Kubernetes on any well known cloud platforms such as AWS, GCP, or Azure. We can manage many Worker nodes for our application as…
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