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Enterprise Linux Security Episode 118 – 16 Billion Passwords
Post Content [[{“value”:”In this episode of Enterprise Linux Security, Jay and Joao discuss several recent stories, one of which is a breach involving 16 billion passwords! [more…]
Migrate Virtual Machines from ESXi to OpenStack | Complete Tutorial
Post Content [[{“value”:”With Broadcom massively increasing its costs, many organizations decided to look at alternatives. OpenStack is one such alternative – it’s an open-source private cloud [more…]
Netdata Complete Tutorial – A Full Course on Server Monitoring (Episode 5)
Post Content [[{“value”:”Learn Linux TV’s full course on Netdata teaches you everything you’ll need to know in order to master metrics with Netdata! This time around, [more…]
Netdata Complete Tutorial – A Full Course on Server Monitoring (Episode 6)
Post Content [[{“value”:”Learn Linux TV’s full course on Netdata continues in episode 6. In this video, we’ll explore alerting! *🖥️ Check out Netdata* Thanks to Netdata [more…]
Netdata Complete Tutorial – A Full Course on Server Monitoring (Episode 7)
Post Content [[{“value”:”Learn Linux TV’s full course on Netdata will teach you everything you need to know to fully engage with Netdata and deploy it within [more…]
Netdata Complete Tutorial – A Full Course on Server Monitoring (Episode 8)
Post Content [[{“value”:”Learn Linux TV’s full course on Netdata will teach you everything you need to know to install, use and fully benefit from Netdata! In [more…]
Enterprise Linux Security Episode 117 – localhostile
Post Content [[{“value”:”In this episode, Jay and Joao discuss how “localhost” can be used to spy on you. Also, Windows VM’s on Proxmox start encountering a [more…]
How to Use systemd for Auto-Mounting Storage Volumes
Post Content [[{“value”:”When it comes to adding additional storage to your Linux workstation or server, mounting volumes with systemd is very effective and is the recommended [more…]
Mastering “Tcpdump”: Your Command-Line Network Detective (For Beginners)
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Complete Kasm Deployment Guide – Proxmox, Cloud & More
Post Content Kasm is a “workspace streaming platform” that makes it a breeze to deploy your favorite apps, or even entire Linux distributions. You can use [more…]
Enterprise Linux Security Episode 116- A CVE by any other Name
Post Content In this episode, Jay and Joao discuss the EUVD launch, Microsoft partnering with CrowdStrike, and more cybersecurity shenanigans. *🐧 Support Linux Learning and become [more…]
Dual Boot Windows 11 and Fedora 42 – Complete Tutorial
Post Content If you’re new to Linux, setting up a Dual Boot between Windows and a Linux distro can be an effective means of running the [more…]
Netdata Complete Tutorial – A Full Course on Server Monitoring (Episode 4)
Post Content Learn Linux TV’s full course on Netdata continues in episode 4, and this time around it’s all about the stats! In this video, we’ll [more…]
How to Install Ubuntu 25.04 – Complete Step-by-Step Guide
Post Content Ubuntu 25.04 was recently released, and the latest version provides some modest improvements. It’s a great time to check out Ubuntu, and if you’re [more…]
GNOME Web: A Simple Browser for Linux? Full Review
Post Content GNOME Web (also known as “Epiphany”) is a minimalistic web browser for your Linux desktop, and is great for those of you that want [more…]
️ Log Manipulation and Trace Detection in Linux Systems
One of the most common tactics attackers use after compromising a system is to cover their tracks. In Linux systems, this is often done by… Continue [more…]
Experience Linux in the Heart of Windows with WSL! ✨
If you’re a developer, programmer, or Linux enthusiast, Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) could be your new best friend! 🚀 WSL lets you… Continue reading on [more…]
10 Essential NGINX Tips for Web Admins (With Commands)
Whether you’re running a hobby blog or managing enterprise apps, NGINX remains a powerful tool for serving web traffic efficiently. Here… Continue reading on Medium » [more…]
Zyn 2.1.0 Update — Customizable Build Profiles
Zyn 2.1.0 introduces flexible build profiles configurable entirely via zyn.toml. Now you can define compiler flags for release, debug, or… Continue reading on Medium » [more…]
Linux — Discover the Top 3 Career & Earnings Growth Strategies for 2025
Colleagues, on average a Linux Engineer earns $149k USD in the US according to Glassdoor. The first strategy is to Get Certified: A high… Continue reading [more…]