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How to install the Zoom client on Ubuntu using the snap command, and alternatively how to install Zoom using the .deb file.

A list of books for learning how to use Ansible

A tutorial on how to use the git reset --hard command to reset a git branch back to an earlier commit

List of book resources for learning about Kali Linux

How to troubleshoot and reinstall the apt command if it isn't available on your Linux system.

This short guide shows you how to change your user password on a Linux system, and how to change/reset the password of another users account.

Learn how to check Linux memory usage using commands such as top, free and the /proc/meminfo file.

Learn how to Download and Install Go (Golang) on Ubuntu, including how to add it to $PATH and test that Go is working correctly.

Learn how to check your Linux Kernel Version using Command Line Tools

This article shows you how you can find out how long it took your Linux system to start up, and when the last boot time of your system was.

Learn how to list local users on Ubuntu and how to list logged on users.

Learn how to list git tags in local and remote repositories and how to easily sort and filter the returned list of tags

This article shows you some different ways and resources which you can use to create .gitignore files quickly and easily.

Knowing how to transfer files securely between Linux hosts is a useful skill to have if you are regularly working with Linux servers. You may just need to transfer a handful of files, or you may want to look at backing up files from one Linux host to another. What ever the reason, there are a number of ways you can transfer files securely on Linux, this article looks at how.

Learn how to upgrade Golang on Ubuntu. This article shows you how to check the current installed version, how to remove the existing version and how to install the new one.

Sometimes it’s nice to be able to change the text, or foreground, color when working with shell scripts or the Linux command line. This is a useful trick as it allows us to make the text more readable and the output more interesting. This can be done using ansi escape codes. This article shows you how.

This article shows how to deploy a new Kubernetes cluster on Ubuntu 18.04, using Ansible Playbooks

Learn how to build a website on AWS using Linux Virtual Machines in EC2, and using Load balancing and Autoscaling

Learn how to use Docker Stack to Deploy Docker Containers, including how to deploy Wordpress using Docker

How to use LXD containers to quickly create a test environment for developing and testing Ansible Playbooks