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Self hosted Gitlab server using LXC

May 16, 2021May 16, 2021Studio-DevOps, Studio-Scaladebian, linux

Reading Time: 6 minutes In this Blog, I will be sharing a quick guide on how to install Gitlab in your Debian system. Ever thought How http://github.com , https://gitlab.com works , or how can i create my own Version control system locally for just my use and testing , or ever want to create personalised git instance like http://github.com for your group of contributors or developers . Don’t use Docker container for this installation process Continue Reading

Peek into the Linux File System

May 16, 2021May 16, 2021linux, Studio-Scala, Tech Blogsdebian, FileSystem, Folders, linux, Linux Structure, Peek, Root, ubuntu, Unix

Reading Time: 6 minutes This is just a peek into the vast image of Linux File System .

Small Peek into Bash

February 3, 2021February 3, 2021linux, Studio-Scala, Tech Blogs#bash, Guide, linux, Newbie, Peek, scripting, shellScript

Reading Time: 8 minutes What is Bash ? or what’s that Black screen that normally appears in Linux as Terminal. Thats what is Bash and we are going to have a peek of it in this Blog. Bash is a Unix shell written by Brian Fox for the GNU Project as a free software replacement for the Bourne shell. It was released in 1989 and has been distributed as Continue Reading

Debian Packaging Guide (NodeJs)

July 1, 2020October 14, 2020linux, Studio-Scala, Tech Blogsapt, buildpackage, debian, dpkg, linux, nodejs, npm, open source web, packaging

Reading Time: 6 minutes A guide on packaging a nodejs module according to the Debian Standards .

Dangerous Linux Commands

March 3, 2020March 3, 2020Studio-Scala, Tech BlogsCommands, Dangerous, linux

Reading Time: < 1 minute **Warning:** These commands should NEVER be executed on will. They will most likely destroy your system (or ruin a major part) before you can stop them, however, if you want to see how they work, you could run them inside a Virtual Machine. So, let’s get started: This command basically means “remove all files (even Read-Only files) recursively in the root (top) directory” (can also Continue Reading