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Continue reading →: Kubernetes and Volumes: Introducing Host and Persistent Volumes (Kubernetes)In my last blog post I discussed how to create a pod in Kubernetes, in this blog post I hope to take this a little further by adding a volume. There are probably many reasons why you want to add a volume into Kubernetes, such as persisting data from one…
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Continue reading →: Creating A Pod (Kubernetes)I am currently learning more about Kubernetes and need to make sure I’m understanding it correctly, which means more blogs about Kubernetes in my wording for future reference. MiniKube I’m running Kubernetes locally on my MacBook via MiniKube. If you want to follow along please install MiniKube as per the…
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Continue reading →: File Checking With File (Linux)It does not take much for a file / folder structure to become a bit messy, especially if it is a folder containing downloads. One of the common issues that can occur is for file extensions being lost or wrote over by mistake. For todays post I am going to…
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Continue reading →: New Drawers Or Cat’s New Den?
Less of a tech post and more of a fun post today to show that the GeekTechStuff cat (#CatsThatCode) has decided on a new den inside the recently built desk drawers. Don’t worry it will be back to the regular posts after this, just thought it would be nice to…
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Continue reading →: Encrypting Files With Ansible Vault (Linux)Ansible is a piece of configuration management software that can be used to manage a few computers or a lot of computers and as it does not install a client on the end device it (it’s configuration, playbooks and settings) can all be maintained on one computer which acts as…
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Continue reading →: Geek Things To Do In IsolationWith the UK (and the world) fighting the Corona virus a lot of people are social distancing or isolating, and UK schools are closing. This may leave you with time to learn, or may leave you stuck looking for something for young people to do. I thought I would try…
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Continue reading →: Downloading Multiple Files Via Wget (Linux)When I first started my website I discussed some of the options of using the command line / terminal to download content from the internet without using a web browser. Recently I started looking through some of my partially wrote blog posts / ideas for posts and decided to finish…
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Continue reading →: Copying Files & Folders Via SCP (Linux)I’m working on a few projects at the moment and using SCP. I thought I had covered SCP in a post before, but my site’s search engine says otherwise. So here is a post on SCP. Secure Copy (SCP) can be used, as the name suggests, to securely copy files…
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Continue reading →: dstat – Viewing Linux Under The Hood (Linux)dstat is a tool for viewing resource use in Linux, it can be used to bench mark a system at rest and then run again to show the impact a particular piece of software may be having. Installing dstat I am using Raspbian and installed dstat using sudo apt install…
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Continue reading →: Raspberry Pi MicroSD Check Using Agnostics via CLI (Raspberry Pi)Towards the beginning of March 2020 raspberrypi.org released a tool to check the speed of a microSD card being used by the Raspberry Pi. The details for this tool, called “agnostics” can be found at https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/sd-card-speed-test/ or if you want to install the tool then use sudo apt install agnostics…
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