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What resources do you need to address current and future bottlenecks?

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Good news is that it's easier than you might think to see what changed in a specific commit.

Gather information like serial numbers, part number, etc. for all the hardware components like CPU, RAM, HDD, and more.

A high-level overview of TLS/SSL and the OpenSSL tool, creating private keys and CSRs, and an introduction to the Internet PKI.

In RHEL/CentOS 7/8 and Fedora, the iptables interface is being replaced by firewalld.

PHP 7.4 has a few incompatibilities so you should take care before upgrading from the previous version. 

Similar to SSH, Mosh offers users additional features.

In a surprise move, Red Hat has announced RHEL Stream, a rolling release version of Red Hat Enterprise Linux.

Linux 5.11 is also supported for those wanting bleeding-edge features and top-notch hardware support.

It's time to convert your CentOS machines to AlmaLinux.

Linux Lite 5.4 is now available for download and installation with full UEFI support.

Today's Lesson: Acquaint yourself with the general system administration commands to manage software packages in the Linux system.

PeerTube 3.1 comes with plenty of improvements and new features.

This update brings for better hardware support, along with updated firmware packages, as well as the Mesa 20.3 graphics stack series.

Only the sky is the limit when it comes to packet-level monitoring with tcpdump.

SCO's ancient and long disproved copyright claims are returning in a new lawsuit by Xinuos vs IBM and Red Hat.

The pass command empowers you to take full control of your password management tasks on Linux.

Amazon Web Services (AWS), GitHub, Weaveworks and Codefresh are all also working together on figuring out how best to advance the state of GitOps.

Linux Mint devs have implemented a new notification system for updates through a pop-up dialog ... just like Ubuntu.