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Linux Process Management
Linux process management involves various commands and utilities to control and monitor processes running on a Linux system. In this...
Siddhesh Kadam
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How to Create a User in MongoDB using db.createUser() Method
To create a user in MongoDB, you can use the db.createUser() method. Here is the basic syntax: test> use builddevops switched to db...
Siddhesh Kadam
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MongoDB Roles
MongoDB provides several built-in roles that you can assign to users to control their access to databases and operations. Here's an...
Siddhesh Kadam
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MongoDB Monitoring
MongoDB provides various commands and tools for monitoring the health and performance of your database. These commands help you gather...
Siddhesh Kadam
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Why should you use the --memory argument in Docker container?
In Docker, you can use the --memory argument with the container run child command to define a hard memory restriction. After establishing...
Siddhesh Kadam
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Maximizing Your Docker Container CPU Efficiency: How to Set CPU Limits
Docker allows you to limit the CPU resources that a container can use. This is useful for preventing a single container from consuming...
Siddhesh Kadam
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Monitor Nginx Status
Enabling the NGINX status page involves configuring NGINX to expose a special endpoint that provides information about the server's...
Siddhesh Kadam
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Docker Diff
The docker diff command is used to inspect changes on the filesystem of a container compared to its base image. It shows the differences...
Siddhesh Kadam
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Docker Stats
Docker provides a handy tool called docker stats that allows users to monitor various metrics related to running containers in real-time....
Siddhesh Kadam
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Analyzing Disk I/O Performance with IOPING
ioping is a Linux utility that allows you to measure I/O latency of a storage device or file system. It's a simple tool but can be quite...
Siddhesh Kadam
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Type Of System Calls (Linux)
In Linux, system calls are used by user-space processes to request services or functionality from the operating system kernel. There are...
Siddhesh Kadam
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