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Using Find Command to Search for Files and Directories in Linux

Welcome to our guide on using find command to search for files and directories in Linux. find is a command-line utility that searches one or more

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Integrate Request Tracker (RT) with Active Directory for Authentication

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Install Request Tracker on AlmaLinux/Rocky Linux

Replace OpenShift Self-Signed Ingress and API SSL/TLS Certificates with Lets Encrypt

Containers

Automate Tasks in OpenShift with Kubernetes Jobs and Cron Jobs: A Practical Guide

Install and Run MariaDB as a Docker Container

Deploy HAProxy as a Docker Container

Provision Block Storage for Kubernetes on Rook Ceph Cluster

Control OpenShift Pod Permissions with SCCs and Service Accounts

Step-by-Step: Provisioning Kubernetes Persistent Volumes with CephFS CSI Driver

Security

How to Install Outline VPN on Linux Systems

Configure Filebeat-Elasticsearch Authentication

Install GVM 21.04 on Rocky Linux 8

Install Fleet Osquery Manager on Ubuntu 20.04/Ubuntu 22.04

Install and Configure Libreswan VPN Client on Ubuntu/Debian

4 Reasons Why Home and Remote Workers Should Use a VPN

Monitoring

Install Nagios NRPE Agent on RHEL/CentOS/Oracle Linux

How to Integrate ELK Stack with TheHive

Monitor Linux System Metrics with Prometheus Node Exporter

Monitor Squid Access Logs with Graylog Server

How to Install Nagios Server on Ubuntu 24.04

How to Monitor Remote Linux Hosts and Services with Icinga 2 on Ubuntu 18.04

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