The ifconfig command, a traditional tool used in Unix-like operating systems, configures and manages network interfaces. Although the ip command has largely replaced it in…

We are going to see about the dig command. So, what is it? The dig command is used to resolve DNS issues. For example, if…

Navigating the world of Linux networking can be both intriguing and challenging. Equip yourself with these top 5 Linux networking commands to master your network…

The sar -u command in Linux gives detailed information on Linux CPU usage. Here's a breakdown of the representation of each column in the output.…

we're going to take a look at the System Activity Reporter, the sar command, which will help us get a historical view of our server's…

What Are Load Averages? Linux Load averages indicate the average number of processes that are in a runnable or uninterruptible state. These averages typically show…

You Date and Time in Linux using the timedatectl command, the date command, and how to modify your hardware clock using the hwclock command.First, the…

IntroductionUsing the lsb_release cat /etc/os-releaseUsing the uname cat /proc/version Using the hostnamectl CommandUsing the neofetch CommandUsing the screenfetch Command Introduction check OS info in the…

we’re going to go over the linux top command. For those of you who are familiar with the htop utility, top is somewhat similar but is more of an old-school version.…