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08 Sep

Coolify: Your All-in-One Open-Source PaaS Solution

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In today's fast-paced development world, deploying and managing applications can be a complex and time-consuming task. Enter Coolify, an innovative open-source Platform as a Service (PaaS) solution that's changing the game for developers and businesses alike. Let's dive into what makes Coolify a compelling alternative to services like Heroku, Netlify, and Vercel. What is Coolify? Coolify is a comprehensive, all-in-one PaaS that empowers you to self-host your applications, databases, and services without the hassle of managing servers. It's designed as an open-source and self-hostable alternative to popular platforms, giving you more control and flexibility over your deployments. Key Features That…

05 Sep

Writing a Telegram and Email Notifications Script for Zabbix

stp2y0 CommentsNewsbash, coding, community, development, engineering, inclusive, Linux, monitoring, python, software

Monitoring your whole infrastructure is very essential specially in IT infrastructures. I recently learn creating and writing scripts for monitoring like this. I will share you how I make telegram and email notifications script. This script sends an telegram and email notification whenever a problem in the infrastructure occurs. What is Zabbix Zabbix is an open source software that monitors numerous parameters of a network and the health and integrity of servers, virtual machines, applications, services, databases, websites, the cloud and more. Zabbix uses a flexible notification mechanism that allows users to configure email-based alerts for virtually any event. This…

13 Aug

Switching from Windows 11 to Linux Ubuntu

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Hey guys, i have a problem installing Linux on my laptop it turned out to be the Bitlocker is turned on so i need to turn it off but i could not find a way to do so. So the last three days i had a blue screen issue i could manage to solve it by reseting my laptopI've tried all the options in the recovery environment but reseting was the last option so i did it and it worked i reset every thing like it's brand new.Today i open the laptop it's blue screen again i choosed the repair…

11 Aug

I Changed My Mind – NixOS is NOT the Best Linux

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Well I didn't expect to be writing this post, ever. Most of my posts on here have just been NixOS and praising its glory to all but recently I have been greatly disliking NixOS more and more. But what does this mean for you? It could mean nothing, or it could mean everything... NixOS Pros I can't say NixOS isn't great, it has so many amazingly useful features that just make using Linux so much easier. All packages are version locked. (Easy to roll back versions) All package dependencies are per package so version conflicts are prevented. Thousands of services…

10 Aug

How to Install Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) and Run the Ubuntu Subsystem on Windows Using the Terminal

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If you've ever wanted to run Linux on your Windows computer, you're in the right place! In this blog, I'll guide you through the simple process of installing the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) and getting the latest Ubuntu subsystem up and running—all from the terminal. By the end of this tutorial, you'll be able to use Ubuntu directly from your Windows machine. Let's get started! Step 0: Prepare Your Windows for WSL InstallationBefore we dive into enabling WSL and installing Ubuntu, you need to make sure certain features are enabled on your Windows machine. These features are essential for…

23 Jul

How to Debug Scripts in Bash

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When I was first starting out with some command line automation and development, I remember spending many hours trying to find the error in my code, and in the end, it could be something very simple, like a comma. You may have faced the same situation as well. Knowing how to use proper debugging technique will help you resolve errors quickly. Unlike other languages, there is no debugging tool for bash where you can set breakpoints, step through code, etc. But you can enable some options in your scripts for debugging, which can help you, as follows: Enable debugging flags…

21 Jul

‘hi’ shows it’s colors

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I previously introduced ‘hi’ – the Host Information tool to the world and described it’s base functionality. Later, I described how hi can be used to craft more complex notifications. In this article, I’ll describe some of the latest features implemented as part of the v0.4.5 pre-release.Get ‘hi’ on GitHub: https://github.com/jbobbylopez/hi Logging and State Management One of the biggest features introduced is the use of the logging module to implement a logging facility to log every status change event detected by the ‘hi’ tool. State is captured as a JSON file, which is then compared against the current state of…

18 Jul

Sherlock Holmes: The Case of the Content Length Mismatch

stp2y0 CommentsNewscoding, community, debugging, development, engineering, inclusive, Linux, nginx, sherlock, software

Welcome to our Sherlock Holmes-inspired tech adventure Series! Imagine each technical challenge as a thrilling mystery waiting to be solved. Like Sherlock Holmes with his sharp eye for detail, I'll tackle the problem with wit and precision. Let's dive in and crack these cases together! Running a website smoothly is akin to maintaining a finely-tuned machine. Yet, like any mystery tale, unexpected twists can disrupt the flow. Recently, our team faced a perplexing error while serving our website: Failed to load resource: net::ERR_CONTENT_LENGTH_MISMATCH in Chrome. Join us as we unravel this digital whodunit and uncover how we cracked the case,…

08 Jul

3 Amazing Productivity Apps for Linux

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I use Ubuntu 24.04 as my daily driver on my main laptop and these are some of the best native Linux apps that I use on a daily basis. 1. Iotas Iotas is a note taking application for Linux distributions that is available in the Ubuntu repositories or as a Flatpak that you can download from Flathub. It's the Linux equivalent of Apple Notes for me, it doesn't have all of the features but is enough for me. Iotas allows you to write in plain text as well as markdown and offers an editing and viewing mode to see how…

07 Jul

OSS Licensing and Legal Issues

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There are many ways to work with Open Source Software. In particular, what kind of license is adopted will have strong effects on: How the project is developed How the project is deployed There are two broad classes of licenses: Restrictive, such as the GPL in all of its forms Permissive, such as the BSD and Apache Foundation Licenses There is a lot of misinformation spread about Open Source Software and licenses, which can make organizations reluctant to use and develop for it. We will discuss the main kinds of this false information. Restrictive vs Permissive Licensing Restrictive Licenses Demand…