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Hey tiatira,
We have over 750 posts on Linux Handbook. And it has some really good, detailed articles buried in this pile that you may never come across. That's an issue this newsletter addresses. You'll discover hidden gems that you probably would have never found on your own.
Take this detailed sed guide for example. It's over 5,000 words long and explains the sed command with execution model.
And come to think of, it's one of the earliest articles on Linux Handbook nearly six years ago. Yeah! It's been that long 😄
💭 What else you get in this edition of LHB Linux Digest:
- File permissions, sticky bits and inodes
- LVM and Block Device Management.
- Tools and memes for Linux lovers
Tired of setting up and maintaining Prometheus & Grafana? Try Netdata: The only real-time, open-source observability platform that gets your monitoring set up in seconds. It's like it's monitoring on autopilot.
Check it out on GitHub or opt for the hosted Netdata service (metrics aren't stored on the cloud, they are always kept on premise).
Git has become the go-to version control system in today's IT landscape. Here, you'll find a collection of concise tutorials covering various tasks in Git.
📖 File permissions and properties
I believe you are familiar with the concept of file permissions and ownership. That's a must know.
However, not every Linux user is aware of the special file permissions called sticky bit. Perhaps it's time to explore it?
While we are at it, you should also learn a thing or two about inodes.
📚 DevOps and Self-host Tutorials
Discover how to manage block devices with LVM in a simple, hands-on guide designed for practical learning.
Learn to the concept of copy module in Ansible.
🛍️ Don't miss these deals for Linux learners
Kubernetes focused learning platform KodeKloud is running limited time discount. Explore it here.
Interested in Linux networking, feel free to explore these book bundles.
💡Quick Terminal tip
Use the comm command to compare two files. The below command will print lines present on both files.
comm -12 --nocheck-order file1 file2
The comm command example
📰 Linux news that matter
A volunteer Nginx developer is forking Nginx as Freenginx, that seeks to uphold the principles of open-source development, prioritizing public interest and freedom from corporate dominance.
Rocketnotes is an online note-taking app that uses Markdown for formatting text. It comes with smart text completion powered by LLM, a chat and semantic search.
😂 Geek humor
🔜 Soon on LHB…
The new courses on Linux command line and Python scripting (part of Cloud Bootcamp) are delayed a bit. They will be released in April for LHB Pro members.
Meanwhile, we have more existing content organized into docs format for more streamlined learning.
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