Ubuntu 18.04 LTS, also known as Bionic Beaver, will reach its end of life (EOL) on May 31st, 2023. As this important date for “Ubuntu 18.04 LTS End of Life” approaches, it’s crucial for users to understand what this means and how to prepare.
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MariaDB is an open source relationaldatabase compatible with MySQL. It has prooven itself as a very stable, well performing and popular solution. It now often the choice for building a LAMP stack (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP).
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Yes after a while we have some good news for the RHEL/CentOS followers. The popular downstream – Rocky Linux is now available for you on CloudBalkan.
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Ubuntu 20.04 codenamed Focal Fossa has been just released today.
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The new version of the Linux Kernel has been just released. We find some interesting new features as well as important fixes.
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Jitsi Meet is a free, nice, self-hosted, web conferencing platform, that requires nothing but a good small server. You can install it on an Ubuntu server in less than ten minutes.
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The new major version of the Linux Kernel has just been released. Although it is a change in the major version, in Linux Kernels world that doesn’t necessarily mean huge changes. In this case the new version is just more improvements, bug fixes and patches applied. As Linus Torvalds pointed out in the release notes the Linux Kernel doesn’t do features based releases, and 5.0 is more of a version naming change, instead of going into 4.x with larger numbers. A large amount of those fixes are focused on hardware drivers improvements and features.
Linux Kernel 5.0 is officially released.
In the article below, you can find quick and easy explanation how to generate and setup ssh keys between two hosts.
SSH keys have two major benefits – added security and easier management of multiple hosts with one public key. Nowadays, it gets more and more popular with the eve of the Automation era – you know, keeping THE passwords in a file is not the best security.
In Linux, there is one really useful command: whereis, it helps you locate the binary, source and manual page files for a command.
When you are looking for some recently modified files, the `find` command is a great and very powerful tool.
In this short article we wil show you a few good examples of how you can make use of it.