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- How to use Linux for remote management and monitoring
- How to use Linux for remote management and monitoring As an open source operating system, Linux system has excellent capabilities in remote management and monitoring. This article will introduce how to use Linux for remote management and monitoring, and provide some sample code for reference. Remote Management Remote management refers to connecting to a remote computer through the network and managing and operating it. Under Linux systems, commonly used remote management tools include SSH and VNC. 1.1SSH (SecureShell) SSH
- Linux Operation and Maintenance 1763 2023-08-03 20:33:33
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- Do you really know how to debug Linux kernel failures? You will be enlightened after reading this article!
- The Linux kernel is the core of the operating system and controls access to system resources such as the CPU, I/O devices, physical memory, and file systems. During the boot process and while the system is running, the kernel writes various messages to the kernel ring buffer. These messages include a variety of information about system operations.
- Linux Operation and Maintenance 1287 2023-08-03 16:50:34
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- 12 Linux terminal commands that will blow your mind
- The Linux command line provides a simpler, easier, and cross-version method to complete common tasks than the graphical interface. Today we share with you 12 Linux terminal commands that will shock you.
- Linux Operation and Maintenance 2110 2023-08-03 16:46:51
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- Hongqi Linux desktop operating system 11 is here: supports domestic independent CPUs, new UI style design, wide compatibility
- The new version has good hardware compatibility and supports a variety of domestic independent CPU brands. It also has rich peripheral support and a large number of easy-to-use ecological software, creating a new UI design style, bringing more flexible visual effects and convenient operations. experience.
- Linux Operation and Maintenance 2183 2023-08-03 16:42:44
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- Why is it recommended that everyone use Linux for development?
- Can it be used on Linux? There are some friends around me whose impression of Linux seems to be stuck on the dark command line interface. When I tell him or suggest him to use Linux, he will ask me in surprise, how to use that (for development or daily use)?
- Linux Operation and Maintenance 977 2023-08-03 16:35:42
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- 6 'scary” Linux commands
- And then there's the kill command - which doesn't mean murder, of course, but the command we use to kill processes, how forcefully depends on what's needed to terminate them properly. Of course, Linux doesn't stop there. Instead, it has a variety of kill commands to use on your command line.
- Linux Operation and Maintenance 1637 2023-08-03 16:33:21
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- 21 Linux commands that interviewers often test
- 21 Linux commands that interviewers often test
- Linux Operation and Maintenance 1856 2023-08-03 16:30:30
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- Commonly used Linux system backup and recovery commands
- We often hear about people deleting databases and running away. However, this can only be a joke. You can’t do this in real work. Otherwise, even if the database is deleted, you may not be able to run away anymore. Therefore, backup is very important!
- Linux Operation and Maintenance 2618 2023-08-03 16:23:09
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- Why should programmers use Linux?
- The difference between good programmers and poor programmers is first of all a difference in attitude. They have their own ideals and think a lot, whether before the project starts or during the project, they will also summarize after the project is completed. They treat problems more rigorously and think more comprehensively. They must have thought deeply before writing code and estimated the problems that may be introduced.
- Linux Operation and Maintenance 1278 2023-08-03 16:21:41
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- Ultra-Comprehensive Collection - Summary Collection of Linux Performance Analysis Tools
- This document is mainly a comprehensive article based on Linux guru and Netflix senior performance architect Brendan Gregg’s blog post on updating Linux performance tuning tools and collecting articles related to Linux system performance optimization. It is mainly based on the principles involved in the blog post. and performance testing tools.
- Linux Operation and Maintenance 1367 2023-08-03 16:20:12
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- Cutting and merging large files under Linux
- Often due to network transmission limitations, we often need to cut large files under Linux systems. In this way, a large file is cut into multiple small files, transferred, and then merged after the transfer is completed.
- Linux Operation and Maintenance 1926 2023-08-03 16:15:55
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- In-depth understanding of the meaning of 2>&1 in Linux shell (the most comprehensive on the entire network, you will understand after reading it)
- The symbol >& is a whole and cannot be separated. Once separated, it will not have the above meaning. For example, some people may think this: 2 is standard error input, 1 is standard output, and > is the redirection symbol. So should "redirect standard error output to standard output" be written as "2>1"? is that so?
- Linux Operation and Maintenance 1486 2023-08-03 16:14:33
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- Linux mind map organization (recommended collection)
- Today I sorted out the collection of Linux mind maps.
- Linux Operation and Maintenance 1582 2023-08-03 16:06:07
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- These Linux tools are amazing! Which one have you used?
- These Linux tools are amazing! Which one have you used?
- Linux Operation and Maintenance 1089 2023-08-03 15:56:54
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- Find duplicate files using Linux
- This section is an extended usage description of the powerful functions of find. On the basis of find, we can combine it with other basic Linux commands (such as the xargs command) to create unlimited command line functions. For example, we can quickly find files in a Linux folder and its subfolders. List of duplicate files. The process to implement this function is relatively simple. Just search and traverse all the files, and then use the command to compare the MD5 of each file.
- Linux Operation and Maintenance 2365 2023-08-03 15:51:00