In this article we will be seeing how to run multiple virtual machines in our host machine through cli mode.Creating Logical volume for the Virtual Machine: Since the VM needs physical requirements such as Hard-disk, Memory, CPU. We will allocate those from the host machine. For HD we will create a logical volume using... Continue Reading →
Virtualisation – Creating an hypervisor – KVM
What is Virtualisation: Virtualisation allows you to run multiple virtual machines on a single physical machine by sharing the resources in it. Virtual machines can be run in different operating systems on the same physical machine. The Physical machine that runs multiple virtual machines is called as an hypervisor.Hypervisor: A hypervisor or virtual machine monitor... Continue Reading →
Apache Tomcat Installation – Ubuntu – 17.04
The Apache Tomcat software is an open source which helps to run Java Servlet, JavaServer Pages, Java Expression Language and Java Web-socket technologies. For your better understanding apache tomcat is a web server that serves JSP pages. Apache Tomcat is trademark of the Apache Software Foundation. In this articles we are going to install... Continue Reading →
Apache Tomcat Installation – Centos 7
The Apache Tomcat software is an open source which helps to run Java Servlet, JavaServer Pages, Java Expression Language and Java Web-socket technologies. For your better understanding apache tomcat is a web server that serves JSP pages. Apache Tomcat is trademark of the Apache Software Foundation. In this articles we are going to install... Continue Reading →
Installing and Setting JAVA_HOME environment in Linux – Source Installation
In this article we are going to see how to install different Java version on your linux system and also how to make it as a default one.Installing through yum: When we install java directly the current version is JDK-1.8.0_181$ yum install java To check the version of the Java use the below command,$... Continue Reading →
Replacing Commands for Linux Files – Using Perl and Sed
A file may contain different types of strings, numbers, special characters, etc..,. We can directly edit the file using a file editor, but that applies to a single file only. If we wish to search and replace a particular word or number on multiple files, it is a burden to edit manually on every... Continue Reading →
Linux File Permissions – Basics and Commands
As an open source, accessing a file requires more security in Linux. This has been maintained by providing file permissions and access modes. These are applicable for all files and directory.File Permissions: The file permissions tells who all have access to the files.There are 3 attributes in file permissions classified as,Owner PermissionGroup PermissionOther or... Continue Reading →
Searching tool in Linux – Grep Commands
In Linux we use Grep as a search tool. It helps to search files on directory, search strings in a file. It is also a kind of a filter. Grep stands for Global search for Regular Expressions and Print. Grep helps to find strings in a large set of log files and codes. It... Continue Reading →
Sorting and Listing Files, Directory in Linux – Basic commands
In this article we will be seeing how to sort Files and Directory in a Linux system. We will be doing with a single command ls and with different flags. The ls command with no flag lists the files and directory on the current working directory. With l alone the directory will end with... Continue Reading →
Working on Linux Files – Basic Commands
In this article we will be seeing some basic commands while working on files in Linux.In Linux there are more applications to create and edit a file. Some of them are Vi editor, Vim editor(extended version for vi), Nano, Emacs, etc..,. These text editors are applicable in minimal installation.In GUI we can use Gedit, Sublime... Continue Reading →