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Basic Linux Commands for Everyday Work: ls, cd, cat, less, tail, grep and find

If you work with Linux servers, the command line is your main toolbox. You don’t need to memorize hundreds of[…]

When you log in to a Linux server for the first time, it can feel like walking into a huge[…]

Your first login to a Linux server sets the tone for everything that comes after it. Whether you are sitting[…]

Self-hosted password managers like Teampass are a great fit for teams that need full control over their secrets. But once[…]

If you are looking for an open source, self-hosted password manager for teams, Teampass is a solid choice. It gives[…]

If you want a reliable Linux server for production or lab use, you should start with a solid foundation: correct[…]

When you start building or modernizing your server infrastructure, one of the first strategic decisions is: which Linux distribution will[…]

If you ask ten people what Linux is, you’ll probably get ten different answers. For a system administrator, though, “Linux”[…]

In a previous tutorial you set up a basic rsyslog server on Debian 13 to receive logs from remote Linux[…]

Centralized logging is one of those boring-sounding things that become incredibly valuable the first time you investigate a security incident.[…]