Technical articles and infrastructure guidance tagged Ubuntu.
Technical articles and infrastructure guidance tagged Ubuntu.
To install missing dependencies with the apt package manager on a Debian-based Linux distribution, follow these steps: Open a terminal window. Update the package manager's list of available packages by running the…
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Knowing how much traffic your web server can handle when under stress is essential for planning future grow of your website or application. By using tool called siege , you can run a load test on your server and see how…
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Mounting is an easy process to do, provided the filesystem type you are using is supported. What happens when you have an LVM formatted disk, and you need to mount it because the disk cannot be booted and a hell lot of…
Read ArticleInstall Oracle Java 14 (JDK 14) on Ubuntu, Debian, Linux Mint, Pop!_OS, Zorin OS and more using APT PPA repository Unlike the Oracle Java 11 installer from the same Linux Uprising Oracle Java PPA, which requires users…
Read ArticleMySQL workbench is a graphical application that lets us manage data and perform administrative tasks on MySQL databases. In this tutorial, we will see how to install the program on Ubuntu 18.04 (Bionic Beaver). In this…
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Grub customizer is a handy graphical tool that you can use to change the default settings in the grub bootloader. The tool allows you to add, or rearrange entries in the boot menu. Additionally, You can modify kernel…
Read ArticleThere are two ways using which you can upgrade your Ubuntu Machine from 18.04 to 19.10. First: Backup your data Download the ISO for Ubuntu 19.10 non-LTS release. Burn ISO file to a Bootable USB drive Boot your machine…
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‘ CTRL + ALT + T‘ : Shortcuts to launch your terminal in Ubuntu. ‘Super Key + L‘ or ‘CTRL + ALT + L‘: Shortcuts to lock screen in Ubuntu. 'Super Key + D ' or ‘CTRL + ALT + D‘: Shortcuts to minimize the active windows…
Read ArticleThis trick should work on all Debian-based Linux distros, including Ubuntu. To get started, type ifconfig at the terminal prompt, and then hit Enter. This command lists all network interfaces on the system, so take note…
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In this post, we will learn how to install MySQL on Ubuntu 18.04 Before proceeding, the user must have sudo privileges using which you are logged in. Installing MySQL 1) Run updates for indexing packages $ sudo apt…
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