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LinuxBuz is a tech site with focus on Linux tutorials, security tips, hacks and fixes. Our main motto is to make uncomplicated things easier.
It was started on 1st March 2017 by Hitesh Jethva. The main goal behind this blogging website is to document our learning and share our knowledge with others.
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Environment variables are important for managing and configuring Dockerized applications. They allow you to externalize settings like database credentials, API keys, and environment modes. T… Read More
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Docker has become a cornerstone in modern DevOps. It simplifies the process of creating, deploying, and running applications. A key element in Docker is the Dockerfile, a script containing a… Read More
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The ADD instruction in Dockerfile allows you to copy files or directories from a source on your local system to a destination in the Docker image. But there’s more. Unlike… Read More
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A namespace in Kubernetes helps you organize and manage resources within your cluster. It is useful for dividing cluster resources between multiple users or teams. You can create a namespace… Read More
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Git branches allow you to work on different features or fixes without affecting the main codebase. Once you’re done, you need to merge these changes back into the master branch, which… Read More
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A Static Pod in Kubernetes is a pod that runs directly on a specific node without being managed by the Kubernetes API server. Unlike regular pods created through Deployment or ReplicaSet con… Read More
Backing up and restoring a Kubernetes cluster is essential for maintaining stability. It ensures that your cluster can recover from failures or data loss. In production environments, unexpec… Read More
When working with Git, you may need to clone or check out a specific commit to review or use the code at that point in time. Every commit in Git is assigned a unique identifier, called a SHA… Read More
Automation is key in today’s fast-paced tech environment. You’ve likely used Ansible to automate tasks if you’re managing infrastructure. But did you know you can also auto… Read More
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Code reviews are a vital part of software development. They help catch bugs early, ensure code quality, and foster collaboration. A pull request is a way to notify team members that changes… Read More
Git submodules are a great way to manage dependencies inside your Git project. They allow you to include other Git repositories within your main repository. This keeps your projects organize… Read More
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Git is a popular version control system that helps developers manage their code. When you work with Git, you often need to clone repositories to your local machine. Cloning a repository mean… Read More
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