As a Linux server administrator or DevOps engineer we need to use find command quite frequently to find a lot of stuff from the server. We can use the find command to find files and directories based on different things;…
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Always happy for an open discussion! Write to arun ((@)) crybit ((dot)) com.
Fetch Kubernetes node details for quick analysis of your worker nodes
What we are discussing on this blog? Hey, this is not a big thing, however, sometimes it will help a lot on troubleshooting or understand the worker configurations without logging into the AWS console. You can use the kubectl CLI…
How to fix – Kubernetes objects stuck in terminating state?
Namespace deletion is in stuck state + kubernetes ; kubernetes objects deletion is in stuck state how to delete it forcefully? How to remove finalizers manually to unblock namespace deletion? Quick intro As part of some cleanup on k8s cluster,…
How to update a Docker image with new changes?
Why we need to update an Image? How to update a Docker image with the new changes that we made in the container? Yeah, we all know that, the Docker image is the core part of your Docker container. The…
7 Things to Know Before Choosing a Crypto Wallet
Introduction When selecting a cryptocurrency wallet, exchange, or payment processor, several variables to consider. Here are a few crucial points to consider, with a particular emphasis on wallets: Software vs. Hardware Wallets The Reputation of The Company Technology being used…
Tableau Vs. Qlik – what to choose in 2022?
Both Tableau and Qlik are leading Data Analytics and Business Intelligence tools out in the market. According to Gartner’s Magic Quadrant 2021, both Tableau and Qlik are leaders in the space of Business Intelligence and Data Analytics. We will start…
What is the difference between Tar and Gzip ? Details with example
I too had this doubt! what are the differences between “tar” and “zip” utilities in Linux. The answer is quit simple rather than the confusion. We all are very familiar about the word (extension) “.tar.gz“, it’s very common when we…