The find command in Linux is often referred to as a "Swiss Army Knife" because of its versatility and wide range of uses.

This article will provide details on how to create and use ssh keys in Linux.

This article will provide details on how various commands can be used to get hardware information in a Linux system.

This article will provide details on how we can create hard and soft links in Linux.

This article will provide details on how we can compress/decompress files and directories in Linux using command line tools. We will look into some commonly used tools like gzip, bzip2, xz, tar, an...

This article will provide details on how cron jobs can be created and used in Linux based systems. Cron jobs are very handy when it comes to automation of tasks.

This article will list A-Z of most commonly used commands which are especially handy for DevOps professionals.

This article will provide few examples on how to check memory usage on Linux system. Finding memory usage details on a Linux systems can be a useful task for system administration.

Introduction 1. Identify Large Files and Directories 2. Clear Temporary Files System-Wide Temporary Files User-Specific Temporary Files ...

Table of Contents Table of Contents Introduction Using ps Command Using top Command Using htop Command Debian/Ubuntu: Fedora: Arch...