Daily Computer Knowledge: Linux

Daily interesting computer knowledge, today’s topic: Linux – start – The English pronunciation of Linux is /ˈlɪnəks/, which is phonetically similar to “林纳克斯” in Chinese. For those who are unsure of the pronunciation, you can listen to the standard pronunciation audio by its creator 📻 http://www.paul.sladen.org/pronunciation/torvalds-says-linux.wav The name Linux is a combination; the first part … Read more

Basic Linux Practice Multiple Choice Questions – 17

81. Question:_____ command provides an overview of the current resource usage of the system, including CPU, RAM, and swap space. Option 1: top Option 2: ps Option 3: ls Option 4: sysstat Correct Answer: 1 Explanation: The top command provides an overview of the current resource usage of the system, including CPU, RAM, and swap … Read more

Can’t Find Linux Logs? 3 Commands to Quickly Locate Issues with a Comprehensive Log Path Guide (Essential for Operations)

Just took over a Linux server that suddenly reports “Service failed to start” and can’t find the critical logs after searching through the /var/log directory? Many new operations staff may fall into the “log confusion” dilemma. In fact, by mastering 3 core commands and remembering common log paths, you can locate the issue in just … Read more

Douyin Command Tutorial: Learn 3 Ways to Open Douyin Commands in 1 Minute

Many people usually browse information on WeChat and see Douyin commands sent by friends, which clearly state they are links to videos, products, or live streams, but after clicking for a long time, nothing happens, leaving them confused: Either it doesn’t open, or clicking does nothing, and some don’t even know what this command is … Read more

Ansible Series Tutorial (Part 2): Ad-hoc Commands and Common Modules

Ansible Series Tutorial (Part 2): Ad-hoc Commands and Common Modules

Introduction in one sentence: Ad-hoc commands are Ansible’s “quick knife”, allowing you to manage servers in bulk with a single command in the command line. 1. What are Ad-hoc Commands? In Ansible, there are two main execution methods: 1.Ad-hoc commands: Execute a single task directly in the command line, suitable for temporary bulk operations. 2.Playbook: … Read more