Learn how to access the host’s SSH tunnel from within a Docker container on Linux.
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Adeyomola Kazeem
I'm a Cloud/DevOps Engineer with about two years of experience. My primary focus is on CI/CD and Infrastructure Engineering. But I also dabble into SRE and Configuration Management. To pull my magic off, I work with Terraform, Docker, Kubernetes, Jenkins, Bash, Python, Prometheus, Grafana, ELK, Ansible, Loki, Promtail, and AWS (RDS, S3, EC2, EKS, DynamoDB, ALB, ACM, Route53, amongst others).
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Baeldung on Linux
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Jenkins Pipeline – Git Checkout With Credentials
Filed under Administration
Learn how to perform a git checkout in a Jenkins pipeline by using credentials for authentication.
Controlling Fan Speed in Linux
Filed under Administration
Learn how to control a system’s fan speed via the Linux command line.
How to Create Bootable Flash for the EFI Shell
Filed under Filesystems
Learn how to use Linux to create a bootable USB flash drive for accessing the EFI shell.
Restarting a Service Automatically if Its Dependent Is Restarted
Filed under Administration
Learn different systemd methods that ensure a service restarts automatically whenever one of its dependents is restarted.
How to Run curl Command From Within a Kubernetes Pod
Filed under Administration
Learn various methods to run the Linux curl command within a Kubernetes pod.
List All Resources in a Namespace in Kubernetes
Filed under Administration
Learn how to list all of the resources in a namespace when working with Kubernetes in Linux.
How to Delete All Pods in All Kubernetes Namespaces
Filed under Administration
Learn how to delete all pods across every namespace in a Kubernetes cluster.
kubectl attach vs. kubectl exec
Filed under Administration
Learn how the kubectl attach and kubectl exec commands differ from each other in managing a Kubernetes cluster.
Print a Range of Numbers from the Linux Command Line
Filed under Scripting
Learn how to print a range of numbers using various Linux commands.
Installing Docker in an Alpine Container
Filed under Installation
Learn how to install Docker inside of an Alpine container using command line and Dockerfile on Linux.
Check if a Bash Array Contains a Value
Filed under Scripting
Learn multiple methods to check whether a Bash array contains a value on Linux.
Changing Date Format in Syslog
Filed under Administration
Learn how to change the date format in syslog with high-precision or low-precision timestamps.
How to Add an IP to a Hostname File
Filed under Administration, Networking
Sometimes we need to provide a mapping between host names and IP addresses. This can supplement DNS lookup or enable us to match a new hostname we’ve assigned. We look at how to use the hosts file.
Getting Speech Output From Entered Text From the Command Line
Filed under Scripting
Explore four ways to convert text to speech from the command line.
Finding Installed Fonts From the Command Line
Filed under Administration
Learn how to use the command line on Linux to find all installed fonts.
How to List All Enabled Services From Systemctl
Filed under Processes
Learn how to list all enabled and active services using systemctl in Linux.
The “at” Command in Linux
Filed under Administration
Learn how to use the at command to schedule jobs and scripts in Linux.
Enable Confirmation Alert When Removing Files and Directories
Filed under Files
Learn what to expect when running various file and directory removal commands and how to enable confirmation alerts