File Systems (EXT4, Btrfs, etc.)
Boost your computer's speed and protect your data with RAID 10! This advanced storage technology combines mirroring and striping for lightning-fast performance and fault tolerance. Learn how it works, its advantages and disadvantages, and how to set it up for maximum data security and speed.
Linux Distribution Setup
Upgrade your Linux storage with Btrfs, a modern filesystem offering snapshots, data integrity checks, and RAID support. This guide walks you through setup, snapshot creation, RAID configuration, and recovery. Take control of your data with Btrfs!
Backups & Recovery
RAID 4 combines multiple hard drives with a "parity disk" for data protection. It offers fast read speeds but slower writes. Learn how it works, its pros and cons, and how to set it up with a step-by-step guide. Is RAID 4 the right choice for you?
File Systems (EXT4, Btrfs, etc.)
Boost your data storage and speed with RAID 3! Learn how this technology combines multiple hard drives into a single unit, offering fast data access and redundancy. Discover its advantages, drawbacks, and a simple setup process using `mdadm`. Ideal for performance-demanding tasks like video editing.
File Systems (EXT4, Btrfs, etc.)
Boost your computer's speed with RAID 0! Learn how to combine multiple hard drives to create a faster drive, understand its benefits and drawbacks, and explore real-world examples. Discover if RAID 0 is right for you.
Backups & Recovery
Learn how to manage users and groups in Linux, from creating accounts to setting permissions. This comprehensive guide covers user creation, group management, permissions, and essential security practices. Master Linux user/group management with our practical examples and tips.
Linux Distribution Setup
Boost your Linux experience with these 5 essential packages: curl for web data, git for project management, htop for system monitoring, vim for efficient text editing, and tmux for managing multiple terminals. Unlock the full potential of your Linux system!
Linux Distribution Setup
Linux uses RPM and DEB packages for software installation. RPM is for Red Hat-based systems like Fedora, while DEB is for Debian-based systems like Ubuntu. Learn the differences, installation commands, and how to manage dependencies to make your Linux experience seamless!
Backups & Recovery
Master EXT4: The complete guide to Linux's most popular filesystem, covering advantages, creation, mounting, optimization, and troubleshooting. Learn to maximize performance, ensure data safety, and navigate this powerful tool.
Command Line
Master Linux file ownership with the `chown` command! Learn how to change file owners, groups, and manage permissions for secure file access. This guide covers basic syntax, real-world examples, and essential tips for using `chown` effectively.
Networking
IPv4, the internet's current address system, is running out of addresses. IPv6 is the solution, offering a virtually unlimited supply, improved security, and faster performance. Learn the key differences between the two, the benefits of IPv6 adoption, and the challenges involved in this transition.
Backups & Recovery
Save disk space and time with rsync's hard link incremental backups! This guide shows you how to set up automated, efficient backups using rsync, covering everything from initial setup to cron scheduling and best practices.