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Ansible Series Part 1: Intro and Getting Set Up
Ansible is a huge subject, there is no way I can begin to cover all of it in a single post. So, my thinking here, is this will likely contain a number of posts. I usually tend to write simple...
ArchLinux on Arm (Raspberry Pi)
ArchLinux was released for ARM processors and supports many chipsets.
The main website for the ARM version is ‘https://archlinuxarm.org’.
If...
The main website for the ARM version is ‘https://archlinuxarm.org’.
If...
SD Card Basics
When you go to buy a Secure Digital (SD) Card, there are usually a lot of choices. You might stand and stare at the cards, deciding what you need. Or, you could be the type to just grab one to...
Python Series Part 12: Example Game
In this article, we will put a lot of the previous articles into use to make a Yahtzee style game as we did for BASH. This is the...
Linux Security Check
Most people feel Linux is a secure Operating System (OS). I’m definitely not trying to make anyone paranoid or worried. In some situations, such as a business environment, it is best to be safe...
LFCS – High Availability (HA) Cluster
Within any business, there may be a need to have a resource available nearly 100% of the time. A good example is a web service. If one server should fail, then another server will resume the...
