Customize Your Linux Terminal: The .bashrc File Explained!

Ever wanted a more efficient and personalized Linux command line? This video shows you how to achieve just that with the powerful .bashrc file. Discover how to leverage .bashrc to…

Build Your First Docker Image on a Linux VM

Learn how to create custom Docker images on a Linux Virtual Machine. This video covers everything from writing a Dockerfile to building and testing your image, perfect for getting started…

Install Docker on Linux (AUR) – Simple Guide for Arch & Manjaro

Learn how to easily install Docker on your Arch Linux or Manjaro machine directly from the AUR (Arch User Repository). This video walks you through each step to get Docker…

How to Login to your Linux VM without a password

Per the previous post, here is your step by step guide on how to login to your linux VM without using your password.

Seamless SSH: Logging into Your Linux VM Without Passwords

It sounds like you’re looking to set up SSH key-based authentication! This is a great way to log into your Linux VM without repeatedly entering your password. Here’s a short…

How to Run an Ansible Playbook

Stop managing servers manually! This video demonstrates how to run an Ansible playbook, enabling you to automate deployments, configurations, and more, leading to increased efficiency and consistency.

Logging In As Root: Power and Responsibility

Logging in as the root user in Linux gives you complete system access. This includes modifying system files, installing software, and managing users. Safety First: Minimize Root Usage: Only use…

Why WordPress?

WordPress is a powerful and flexible content management system (CMS) that empowers individuals and businesses alike to create stunning websites. It’s renowned for its user-friendly interface, extensive customization options, and…

Removing Users from Groups in Linux

In Linux, users are organized into groups. This allows you to grant permissions to groups of users instead of individual users. This makes it easier to manage user permissions and…

How to Add User to a Group in Linux VM

In Linux, users are organized into groups. This allows you to grant permissions to groups of users instead of individual users. This makes it easier to manage user permissions and…