Red Hat - Troubleshooting Applications issues and Memory Leaks

This will teach you how to trouble shoot library dependency issues, memory leaks, and system call traces.
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[@LinXnerd]

Cool! The command line and it's tools are one of the main reasons that I love to use Linux. I use Mint with xfce and already have these tools installed. Easy Peezy 👌

[@ProfessorLinux]

That's awesome! I need to try mint with xfce soon. Haha.

[@ScreenPrintR]

What's Dig? Thanks for the video. Great job.

[@ProfessorLinux]

It's a command-line tool used in Unix-based systems (like Linux) for querying DNS (Domain Name System) servers. Essentially, dig helps retrieve information about domain names, such as IP addresses associated with specific domains, DNS record types, name servers, and other domain-related information. It's commonly utilized to troubleshoot networking issues, check DNS configurations, and gather details about domain setups.

[@amitsaw9150]

Sound is very less!! Unable to hear you

[@ProfessorLinux]

I'm working on a series for rhcsa. I will make sure to fix it.