Terraform is a powerful tool for managing your infrastructure as code, but mistakes can happen. Wouldn’t it be great to catch those errors before they even reach your infrastructure? That’s where pre-commit comes in. This handy utility lets you run checks (like formatting, linting, and validation) on your Terraform code...
Terraform state is a critical component of infrastructure as code (IaC) management with Terraform. It acts as a snapshot of your deployed resources, enabling Terraform to track and manage changes effectively. Let’s delve deeper into the intricacies of managing Terraform state. #1: Default Local Backend Please note that Local Backend...
Web browsers are our gateway to the vast expanse of the internet. They are essential tools that shape our online experiences, from simple web browsing to complex tasks like online shopping, gaming, and web development. With countless options available, choosing the right web browser can be a daunting task. Reports...
Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) forms the core of many AWS deployments. As a SysOps administrator, having a solid understanding of EC2 is essential for effective cloud management. This article breaks down the fundamental concepts you need to know. Instance Types EC2 offers various instance types, each optimized for specific...
This guide provides a comprehensive approach to troubleshooting network connectivity issues on Linux systems, with specific guidance for Red Hat, Ubuntu, and Debian users. It covers common problems and offers practical solutions for restoring network functionality. While the guide emphasizes these distributions, the techniques, and commands often apply to other...
PHP is a widely used open-source general-purpose scripting language that is especially suited for web development. Regularly updating to the latest PHP versions ensures access to new features, performance improvements, and the most recent security patches. PHP 8.1 and newer introduce significant enhancements, such as: This guide focuses on installing...
MediaWiki is a powerful and versatile open-source platform known for powering some of the world’s largest collaborative websites, including Wikipedia. This comprehensive guide will provide a detailed procedure for creating your own MediaWiki site, covering installation, configuration, data population, and optimization strategies to make it a valuable resource. Part 1:...
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