With the Linux Crash Course series, you’ll learn valuable Linux skills – one video at a time. In this episode, you’ll learn the basics of the journalctl command – which is the standard for viewing log files going forward.
Looking for a new AMD-powered Linux laptop? If so, System76 might have exactly what you’re looking for. In this video, Jay reviews the all-new Pangolin notebook, which is completely powered by Linux and AMD. Check out this video for all the details.
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Are you looking for a NAS solution for your Homelab or business? In this video, Jay reviews the F8-SSD-Plus by Terramaster. This unit features 10 Gigabit Ethernet and 8 m.2 SSD slots – so it has some impressive specs. But is this unit worth your money? Check out the review to find out.
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Storage is an extremely important aspect of computing, so it’s important to use stable and performant hardware to get the most out of your business network or homelab. In this video, Jay reviews the F4-424-Max by Terramaster, a NAS unit that sports 10 gigabit Ethernet. Is it worth your money? Check out the review to find out.
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New to Tailscale? Want to set up your own VPN, or maybe even build your business or homelab network around controlled access? If so, look no further than Tailscale! Tailscale is a secure and easy to use networking solution that enables you to access each of your devices no matter where they are. In this video, Jay will present a full getting started guide. By the end of this video, you’ll be able to use Tailscale within your network and take advantage of its features.
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Starting out with Linux can be a daunting task – especially if you don’t know where to begin! In this video, Jay will help narrow down your learning by providing a list of ten commands that every Linux Sysadmin needs to know.
Checking out a Linux distro? No distribution is complete without these ten essential productivity apps! In this video, Jay goes over his ten favorite Linux Deskto apps. Don’t miss it!
In this video, Jay was invited to the BigScoots datacenter to get an exclusive inside-look at what it’s really like behind-the-scenes. Located in Chicago, the BigScoots datacenter is located in a carrier hotel, with interesting history of its own. Jay chats with James Webb (their COO) about some incredible facts regarding their infrastructure, and some of the decisions that went into its design.
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The nslookup command is used to fetch DNS queries, such as A records and MX records. In this video, Jay will go over the basics of the nslookup command so you can add it to your toolset. This video is part of Learn Linux TV’s “Linux Crash Course” series, now over 70 episodes long!
If you want to fetch DNS records, the dig command is one tool you can use to do just that. In this video, Jay will give you examples of the dig command in action. This video is part of Learn Linux TV’s “Linux Crash Course” series, which will teach you just about every important Linux-related command and concept – one video at a time!
“Infrastructure as Code” is a great thing – you can configure just about anything! In this video, we’ll explore how to use one such tool, Terraform, to provision virtual machines. We’ll explore how to set it up, create an API key, and then watch a VM come to life.
In the Linux Crash Course series, you’ll learn a valuable Linux-related command or skill – one video at a time. In this video, we explore the cal command.
