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How To Install A Package On Linux Netlify Agent Without Sudo Privileges?

December 1, 2021December 1, 2021linux, Studio-DevOps, Tech Blogsbasic linux commands, linux, linux commands, linux enthusiast, linux networking, Linux Structure, Linux terminal, linux-repository, package, Package managers, package-managers, packages

Reading Time: 2 minutes In this article, we’ll learn how to install a package on Linux Netlify Agent Without Sudo Privileges and without the use of a package manager. Problem Netlify provides serverless backend for web applications and static websites. It is very convenient to host static websites when you do not need any special installations on top of it. However, if you want to use any third-party package Continue Reading

5 Debian Package Management Tools you need to know

September 20, 2021September 20, 2021linux, Studio-Scala, Tech Blogsapt, basic linux commands, debian, dpkg, linux, Package managers, packages, Tools, ubuntu

Reading Time: 4 minutes Hi everyone! Today in this tutorial, we’re going to look at 5 different package management tools that Debian uses specially in DevOps. Above all, Before diving in, lets take a brief look at what Package Management actually is. What is Package Management? Firstly, A package generally refers to a compressed file archive containing all the files that come with a particular application. These are referred Continue Reading

Create a Debian package using dpkg-deb tool

August 16, 2019August 16, 2019linux, Studio-DevOps, Tech Blogs.deb, debian, Devops, dpkg, dpkg-deb, linux, packages

Reading Time: 5 minutes In this blog we are going to covers the basics of creating custom .deb packages and managing them with dpkg and apt.

Developers Needs SDKMAN Not Super-Man

December 27, 2017August 10, 2018Apache Spark, Java, linux, Spark, Studio-ScalaClojure, gradle, grails, groovy, java, jdk, kotlin, linux, Manager, maven, openjdk, opensource, packages, sbt, scala, sdkman, Spark, Spring, springboot, technology, vertx

Reading Time: 4 minutes Every developer has pain for setup development environment to his/her machine with lots of the setups. Sometimes, the pain goes beyond while we need to test same application on multiple versions of SDKs or virtual machines. If you are a Mac user, you have the best option called brew installer. But if you are Linux user, your pain is unpredictable. We are JVM stack developers Continue Reading