Palo Alto to Buy Chronosphere for $3.35B to Boost AI Observability
Palo Alto Networks is making one of its most aggressive moves yet in the race to…
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Drive More Sales with Our Affiliate Platform Improvements
We started 2020 with a new Datacenter in Sydney and a Shared Hosting Infrastructure Update currently…
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Microsoft’s New Windows AI Feature Comes With Warnings About Malware and Data Theft
If you ask me, Microsoft has been one of the biggest driving forces behind Linux adoption…
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Find Subdomains Fast with OWASP Amass: Don't Miss Hidden Entry Points
Did you know that many security breaches happen through assets companies didn’t even know they had?…
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Why I Stopped Hating Systemd
Every few years, the Linux world finds something to fight about. Sometimes it is about package…
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Gigamon Adds Post-Quantum Cryptography Support
As quantum computing moves from theory to reality, cybersecurity teams worldwide are racing to prepare for…
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Common Networking Issues Every DevOps Engineer Encounters
Networking problems rarely announce themselves clearly. A deployment fails, a pod cannot reach its database, or…
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FLUQs: Answer the hidden questions or vanish in AI search by Garrett French
ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity: these are the new operating environments. Your content must be invokable inside them,…
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Google adds Chrome Web Store user agent
Google has added a new user agent to its help documentation named Google-CWS. This is the…
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Creating an Automated PDF Conversion System on Linux with unoconv [In-depth Guide]
Creating PDFs is one of the easiest tasks to take for granted on Linux, thanks to…
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OpenAI’s Atlas browser promises ultimate convenience. But the glossy marketing masks safety risks
Last week, OpenAI unveiled ChatGPT Atlas, a web browser that promises to revolutionise how we interact…
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Monitoring I/O Usage and Network Traffic in Linux With iotop & ntopng
You’ve already seen how to monitor CPU and memory usage with top and htop. Now, let’s…
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How to Effectively Manage and Scale WordPress Multisite
Monitoring and managing multiple WordPress sites can be a time-consuming challenge. Yes, the platform has an…
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LHB Linux Digest #25.27: zswap vs zram, subfinder, kubectl logs, systemd-inhibit and More Linux Stuff
Before you see all the new tips and tutorials, allow me to share a few future…
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Finding Subdomains with Subfinder in Linux
When you start exploring a target website, the first question to ask is simple: what names…
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Single Docker Container Generated 20 GB of Log. Here's How I Reclaimed Disk Space
I use Ghost CMS for my websites. Recently, they changed their self-hosting deployment recommendation to Docker…
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Check Logs from Previous Boot With Journalctl
Need to troubleshoot boot issues with Linux or check what happened during your last system startup?…
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VPNs With “No Logging Policy” You Can Use on Linux
Privacy-focused services like encrypted email, secure messaging, and VPNs are growing in importance with each passing…
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Mastering AWK as a Linux System Administrator
Stop wrestling with complex shell scripts and manual log parsing. AWK is your secret weapon for…
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The systemd Playbook: Learn by Doing
Are you tired of theory-heavy tutorials that leave you confused when it’s time to actually manage…
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7 Best n8n Hosting Provider in 2025,Aug | VPS n8n Hosting
If you regularly deal with automation workflows, you might’ve faced a bunch of frustrating issues like…
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A Beginner’s Guide to Web Hosting Jargon Part 2
The world of web hosting is vast. There are so many things to learn, it can…
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Filter journalctl Logs by Service
When your Linux system is generating thousands of log entries every minute, finding information about a…
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LHB Linux Digest #25.20: Journalctl Logs, Semgrep, lsattr, chattr and More Linux Stuff
Take advantage of the “lifetime membership” offer. For a single payment, you get the paid membership…
