Thanks for the quality content explained in a very simple term where everyone can understand pls continue with this tips would appreciate if can do a video on Curl
Great video, Jay! I often point people to your channel when they ask, "How do I learn more about using the Linux command line?" BTW - on the "top 5 processes command: p5 alias" section of the video, should the 'head -5' part be 'head -6' to show the header and 5 processes (total of 6 lines)? I'm not trying to be picky, just learning.
Hey Chris! Yep, you're correct. As you can see in the video the ps command lists the header and the top 4 processes. If you truly want to see the top 5 memory and CPU heavy processes, you'll need to use head -6. 👍
Note that any editor that knows how to follow can also give live updates on a file. Visual studio code, if you open a file that is updating, will update the file in visual studio. Useful in some circumstances.
We have a Docs Guide that describes how to setup an NGINX Reverse Proxy: - www.linode.com/docs/guides/use-nginx-reverse-proxy/#configure-nginx If you are hosting multiple web sites or applications that need to be resolved by the Reverse Proxy, this StackOverflow post should point you in the right direction: - stackoverflow.com/questions/68196179/how-to-create-reverse-proxy-for-multiple-websites-in-nginx
Jay I was not going to do this but, I am going to go back to work. I would like to know if you could tell me what the minimal costs I can get away with using Linode to setup a basic hosting system that would have Ubuntu server with LEMP and WordPress installed. Thank Jay
a great content is not enough until you get to see Linode sponsoring half of YT vidoes, and after you`ve wasted your whole time watching the vid and ready to sign up for an account you keep getting cancel all the time, which include trying all the three avail payment methods..so annoying
Hey there - if you're receiving cancellation emails when you're attempting to signup for an account we suggest reaching out to us via email at support@linode.com to request a review. Be sure to include some account information in your message (name, username, etc.) along with the last 6 digits of the payment card you used to sign up. More information can be found in this post on our Community Questions site: www.linode.com/community/questions/22948/my-signup-was-flagged-as-fraudulent-behavior
Thanks, i love your content to improve linux productivity tips. do you suggest any tool for linux file explorer from the command prompt. i saw NerdTree but it is slated for retirement. if you get a chance to make video on that, it would be a huge help. I also saw MobaXTerm which is a great tool for me to access linux from windows but it only allows side panel as list view and not a tree view to easily navigate directory structure. thank you again for all the contents.
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watch -n 10 "" cool neat trick in CTF.
Getting the weather by command line made me smile. lol
I love these video, because I either learn something new ... or I feel gratified, because I know stuff about stuff XD
Useful video, knew most but watching your video reminded me of them and shall set up a couple of aliases.
Thanks for the quality content explained in a very simple term where everyone can understand pls continue with this tips would appreciate if can do a video on Curl
Nice new tools for my toolbox, thanks! :)
Thank you so much for the last content.
Great video, Jay!
I often point people to your channel when they ask, "How do I learn more about using the Linux command line?"
BTW - on the "top 5 processes command: p5 alias" section of the video, should the 'head -5' part be 'head -6' to show the header and 5 processes (total of 6 lines)? I'm not trying to be picky, just learning.
Hey Chris! Yep, you're correct. As you can see in the video the ps command lists the header and the top 4 processes. If you truly want to see the top 5 memory and CPU heavy processes, you'll need to use head -6. 👍
Note that any editor that knows how to follow can also give live updates on a file. Visual studio code, if you open a file that is updating, will update the file in visual studio. Useful in some circumstances.
Do you have a tutorial for setting up NGINX as a reverse proxy? One NGINX as a reverse proxy, more than one Web server behind it.
We have a Docs Guide that describes how to setup an NGINX Reverse Proxy: - www.linode.com/docs/guides/use-nginx-reverse-proxy/#configure-nginx
If you are hosting multiple web sites or applications that need to be resolved by the Reverse Proxy, this StackOverflow post should point you in the right direction:
- stackoverflow.com/questions/68196179/how-to-create-reverse-proxy-for-multiple-websites-in-nginx
Jay I was not going to do this but, I am going to go back to work. I would like to know if you could tell me what the minimal costs I can get away with using Linode to setup a basic hosting system that would have Ubuntu server with LEMP and WordPress installed. Thank Jay
14:01 i normally kill the pop shop process(appcenter) while no popshop window is opened... 😄
Can add this one to the list somewhere:
sudo !!
a great content is not enough until you get to see Linode sponsoring half of YT vidoes, and after you`ve wasted your whole time watching the vid and ready to sign up for an account you keep getting cancel all the time, which include trying all the three avail payment methods..so annoying
Hey there - if you're receiving cancellation emails when you're attempting to signup for an account we suggest reaching out to us via email at support@linode.com to request a review. Be sure to include some account information in your message (name, username, etc.) along with the last 6 digits of the payment card you used to sign up. More information can be found in this post on our Community Questions site:
www.linode.com/community/questions/22948/my-signup-was-flagged-as-fraudulent-behavior
Thanks, i love your content to improve linux productivity tips. do you suggest any tool for linux file explorer from the command prompt. i saw NerdTree but it is slated for retirement. if you get a chance to make video on that, it would be a huge help. I also saw MobaXTerm which is a great tool for me to access linux from windows but it only allows side panel as list view and not a tree view to easily navigate directory structure. thank you again for all the contents.
Thank you!