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Major Differences Between Solaris and Linux!

In 1992, Sun Microsystems released the first Solaris operating system. Solaris was first published as an open-source operating system, but after Oracle acquired Sun Microsystems and renamed it Oracle Solaris, […]

5 Reasons Why You Should Migrate To Linux

Linux systems are now utilised across the computing spectrum, from embedded systems to practically all supercomputers, and have found a home in server environments such as the popular LAMP application […]

Why Do Successful Companies Prefer Linux OS?

Linux is an open-source operating system with the most users among all general-purpose operating systems (OS). Anybody, even businesses, can use, change, and distribute its underlying source code. Linux has […]

Should You Consider Solaris to Linux Migration In 2022

In the year 2022, when the market is dominated by neck-to-neck competition, it is more important than ever to use the right technology that is aligned with your IT goals […]

What are the Benefits of Migrating to Linux?

Are you confused about migrating your database from Solaris to Linux or migrating from any existing OS to Linux? If yes, then this blog will help you lead to the […]

10 Enjoyable Linux Commands for Killing Time

Note: kindly use Linux terminal to get outputs for ‘toilet command’. 10 Enjoyable Linux Commands for Killing Time Linux may be a complicated language, but it also packs in a […]

No Login Screen Being Displayed After Starting Linux Server – Here Are the Possible Troubleshooting Solutions!

Sometimes the Linux server does not show up the login screen at the time of startup. This is a type of boot problem. In this post, we will talk about […]

10 Linux Commands That Admins Can Find Useful

10 Linux Commands That Admins Can Find Useful Uptime Command Uptime command, in Linux, displays the running time for your system and the number of users are currently logged in […]

ssh – failed login attempts on centOS

Though SSH is secured protocol, but opening the SSH Port without a firewall/VPN or whitelisting the allowed hosts can be cause security vulnerabilities and you will find hackers scanning or […]

centos7 – mysql install fails due to conflict in libmysqlclient.so

MySQL We recently built new linux server using CentOS Version 7.0. This release of CentOS comes with MariaDB and MySQL is not a standard offering. When I tried installing MySQL, […]

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