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How to create Windows Instance using AWS

September 23, 2021September 23, 2021Amazon EC2, AWS, AWS Services, Cloud, DevOps, Tech Blogs, Web Services

Reading Time: 3 minutes Hello Everyone ! Today we will learn, How to create windows instance using AWS, an EC2 instance using our AWS account. Although we have seen how we can create Linux instance from the AWS account. So, basically there are few steps through which you can launch your instance within few minutes. Step 1: You can simply login as a root user also. Step 2.1: Step Continue Reading

Look at Windows Module of Ansible

September 23, 2021September 25, 2021DevOps, Tech Blogs

Reading Time: 2 minutes Hello Everyone! Today we will learn how we can create Windows Module in Ansible. When using Ansible to manage Windows, many of the syntax and rules that apply for Unix/Linux hosts also apply to Windows, but there are still some differences when it comes to components like path separators and OS-specific tasks. This document covers details specific to using Ansible for Windows. Some of the Continue Reading

Features Of Git Fetch And Git Pull command

July 26, 2021July 26, 2021github, linux, Tech Blogs#pull, fetch, fetch command, git, git commands, git features, git tags, git-fetchandPull, github, github Commands

Reading Time: 3 minutes Git Fetch command Git fetch command works on the local repository where it only fetches the data from the remote repository to have a look what all the changes has been done by the developers or what all new commits are made by them. So that it updates the developer to work. But, it doesn’t makes a copy of the work instead it allows the Continue Reading

How to create PV and PVC in Kubernetes

June 27, 2021June 27, 2021DevOps, Kubernetes, Scala, Tech BlogsDevops, kubernetes, pv and pvc, pv and pvc in kubernetes, volumes

Reading Time: 3 minutes Pods are made up of multiple containers, so when volume attach to the pod all the containers running inside the pod can access to volume as a result for read and write purpose. Volumes can be store in Virtual machines and Physical machines. We use PV and PVC to provide storage in Kubernetes. Persistent Volume (PV) Kubernetes makes physical storage devices such as our SSDs, Continue Reading