AWS Administration – Associate – Assessment 7
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AWS Administration – Associate – Assessement 1
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Just enough GiT for Puppet Automation – Part7
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Just enough GiT for Puppet Automation – Part5
All Posts in this Series Just enough GiT for Puppet Automation – Part1 Just enough GiT for Puppet Automation – Part2 Just enough GiT for Puppet Automation – Part3 Just enough GiT for Puppet Automation – Part4 Just enough GiT for Puppet Automation – Part5 Just...
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Evolution of System administration to TechOps/DevOps Culture
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DevOps Series – Automation with Puppet – Part3
Puppet – Commercial Versus Open Source Puppet has an enterprise version that costs money, and a free version. A few differences between them are outlined in below table Feature Open source Enterprise Puppet Console graphical user interface No Yes Puppet?supported modules No Yes Role-based access control...
Bash Scripting – Redirecting Input in Scripts
You can use the same technique used to redirect STDOUT and STDERR in your scripts to redirect STDIN from the keyboard. The execcommand allows you to redirect STDIN from a file on the Linux system: exec 0< testfile This command informs the shell that it should...
Bash Scripting – Redirecting output in scripts
You can use the STDOUT and STDERR file descriptors in your scripts to produce output in multiple locations simply by redirecting the appropriate file descriptors. There are two methods for redirecting output in the script: Temporarily redirecting each line Permanently redirecting all commands in the script...
