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Sysadmin fundamentals: Create soft links in Linux
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Sysadmin basics: Create hard links in Linux
A hard link looks like a new file but points back to the data in the original file.
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Introduction to Kubernetes operators for sysadmins
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10 ways to use the Linux find command
10 ways to use the Linux find command
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Discover what you’re looking for, find misplaced data, and troubleshoot everyday problems with this handy Linux command.
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October 7, 2022
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Seth Kenlon (Editorial Team, Red Hat)
Topics:
Command line utilities
Linux
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The OpenChain Security Assurance Specification 1.1 Is Now Available
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How to migrate data to a distributed database with ShardingSphere
Apache ShardingSphere’s new elastic migration feature lets you move data from a single database to a distributed database in an SQL-like manner.
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