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centos installation nginx

centos installation nginx

This article provides a comprehensive guide on installing and configuring Nginx on a CentOS server. It covers detailed instructions for installation, as well as best practices for optimizing performance, including enabling HTTP/2, caching, and gzip c

Aug 15, 2024 am 11:47 AM
What are the functions of nginx

What are the functions of nginx

Nginx, an open-source reverse proxy and web server, provides comprehensive functionalities: reverse proxying, web serving, caching, and load balancing. It enhances web server performance through asynchronous I/O, multiplexing, and reverse proxying. A

Aug 13, 2024 pm 03:56 PM
elsaticsearch kubernetes nfs 部署

elsaticsearch kubernetes nfs 部署

This article outlines best practices and troubleshooting tips for optimizing Elasticsearch deployment on Kubernetes using Network File System (NFS) for data persistence. It covers selecting high-performing NFS servers, fine-tuning NFS parameters, con

Aug 13, 2024 pm 03:48 PM
bitwarden docker

bitwarden docker

This article guides you through setting up a secure Bitwarden server using Docker, providing step-by-step instructions for installation, configuration, and security measures. Additionally, it explores the benefits of deploying Bitwarden in a Docker c

Aug 13, 2024 pm 03:28 PM
Docker/Docker-compose stop and delete container

Docker/Docker-compose stop and delete container

This article provides commands to stop and delete containers using Docker and Docker Compose. It explains the syntax and usage of docker stop, docker rm, docker-compose down, and docker-compose down -v commands for stopping and deleting single and mu

Aug 13, 2024 pm 12:25 PM
docker compose remove

docker compose remove

This article provides detailed instructions on how to remove containers and services created by Docker Compose. It explains the commands and flags required to perform cleanup operations, including removing specific containers, services, and all resou

Aug 13, 2024 pm 12:25 PM
Detailed explanation of hwclock command

Detailed explanation of hwclock command

The hwclock command sets or reads the system hardware clock, which is the battery-powered clock on the computer's motherboard. When setting the clock, use "hwclock --set --date=[date and time]", where the date and time are in the format "MMDDhhmm[[[[cc]yy]]]". To read the clock, just enter "hwclock". This command also provides other options, such as displaying time as local time (--localtime), coordinated universal time (--utc), displaying time only (--show), backup time (--backup), recovery time (- -restore), and synchronizing the system clock and hardware clock (--systoh

May 01, 2024 am 01:33 AM
Hwininfo steps to detect hardware temperature

Hwininfo steps to detect hardware temperature

Step-by-step guide to detecting hardware temperature using Hwinfo: Download and install Hwinfo. Run Hwinfo and expand the "Sensors" section to view the temperature readings. Monitor temperature readings and compare to normal range. Use advanced features to log, export and customize temperature data.

May 01, 2024 am 01:30 AM
How to start Hwinfo on boot

How to start Hwinfo on boot

Use Hwinfo to implement auto-start at boot: Open Hwinfo > Edit > Preferences; switch to the "General" tab; check "Auto-start at boot"; click "OK" to save; after restarting the computer, Hwinfo will automatically start when the computer is turned on.

May 01, 2024 am 01:27 AM
How to build a permanently free Linux server

How to build a permanently free Linux server

There are two ways to build a permanently free Linux server: take advantage of the cloud service provider's free trial or permanently free plan using a permanently free instance provided by an open source cloud platform (such as DigitalOcean or Linode)

Apr 30, 2024 pm 01:51 PM
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How to use the atq command in linux

How to use the atq command in linux

atq can display a queue of jobs scheduled to run in Linux. The specific usage is as follows: View all scheduled jobs: atq View scheduled jobs for a specific user: atq -u Username View the command line of the job: atq -c Job number View the queue information of the job: atq -q Job number View the details of the job INFO: atq -V job number

Apr 18, 2024 pm 11:15 PM
linux
Which version of linux mint is better?

Which version of linux mint is better?

The best Linux Mint version depends on personal preference and use case, but for most users, Linux Mint Cinnamon is a good choice because it provides an easy-to-use and feature-rich desktop experience. Other versions include: MATE (lightweight), Xfce (even more lightweight), KDE (feature-rich and customizable), and LXDE (extremely lightweight).

Apr 18, 2024 pm 04:33 PM
linux
How to use the whoami command in linux

How to use the whoami command in linux

The whoami command is used to display the username and group of the currently logged in user. Syntax: whoami. Output: Current username. Variants: whoami -u (username only), whoami -g (group only), whoami -p (PID only). Built-in command used to determine the identity of the user when running the command.

Apr 18, 2024 pm 04:18 PM
linux
How to open the telnet command

How to open the telnet command

You can use the command line or other software (such as PuTTY, Putty for Android, iTerm2) to open the Telnet command. In the command line, type "telnet" and press Enter to open, then use "telnet [hostname or IP address] [port]" to connect to the remote device. After a successful connection, you can see the command prompt of the remote device.

Apr 17, 2024 am 04:48 AM
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How to batch modify file name suffixes in Linux

How to batch modify file name suffixes in Linux

The following methods are used to modify file name suffixes in batches in Linux: use the rename command: rename 's/old suffix/new suffix/' *. For the old suffix, use the mv command: mv. old suffix. For the new suffix, use the shell script: for file in * .old suffix; do mv "$file" "${file%.old suffix}.new suffix"done use the find command: find . -name "*.old suffix" -exec rename 's/.old suffix/.new Suffix/' {} +

Apr 11, 2024 pm 03:15 PM
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