Systemd – Configure Your Network With Networkd

Systemd-networkd is a network configuration manager in systemd.It can manage the networks of a Linux system, and configure network devices.Its configuration is based on INI-style configuration files. Systemd-networkd can be managed at runtime using the networkctl tool.

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Automation – When Comfort Turns To A Burden

When you do it once: do it.When you do it multiple times: automate it. Similar comments are choking the sysadmin threads. Automation is a standard. The more we rely on automation, the easier it becomes to overlook a hidden cost. The abstraction hides the operational complexity. The tool that makes infrastructure easier to operate can…

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i3 – Your Silent Window Manager

i3 is simple. i3 is fast. A window manager for keyboard-oriented workflows.It doesn’t substitute your desktop environment.It doesn’t want to be your new GNOME or KDE. It just helps to build a workflow. For speed. With clarity.

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Join Our Collaborative Technology Community on Discord and IRC

If you want to discuss topics of the site with other technology-minded people, or you need some technical help, maybe you have a question, then you can join our growing Discord community: https://discord.gg/YbSYGsQYES If you have any difficulties with the invite link, leave us a comment below! For others who like older text based protocols,…

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Podman Basics 06: Podman Volumes

Podman volumes allow you to persist data outside of the container’s file system. This is particularly important when you need to ensure that your application data is not lost when a container is stopped, restarted, or removed. In this lesson you will learn the basics of managing Podman volumes in the command line.

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