To copy files from one server to another using scp (Secure Copy Protocol), you’ll need SSH access to both the source and the destination servers. The scp command can be used to securely transfer files between hosts on a network. Here’s the basic syntax to copy files from your local machine to a remote server: […]
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Certainly! Here are some useful PostgreSQL commands that you can use via the command line interface (CLI), specifically through the psql utility. These commands help you interact with your PostgreSQL database for various purposes, from administrative tasks to data manipulation: Connecting to a PostgreSQL Database: Listing Databases and Tables: Switching Databases: Viewing Table Structure: Executing
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To interact with a PostgreSQL database, you typically use the psql command-line interface if you are working directly from the terminal or command prompt. Here are the basic commands you’ll need for listing databases, selecting a database to use, and querying tables within that database: or This command displays the list of databases along with
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Step 1: Go to Microsoft 365 Admin Center and sign in with your admin account. Step 2: Go to Users > Active Users. Step 3: Click on Multi-Factor Authentication A page with all the users will pop up. Step 4: Click on the user you would like to disable MFA: Step 5: Click on disable
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Base64 encoding is a method of encoding binary data into an ASCII (text-based) format. In Linux and other computing environments, Base64 encoding is commonly used to represent binary data in a human-readable form. This encoding is used for different purposes. It encodes binary files for transmission over protocols that use text. It can also embed
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Kubernetes 1.14 now provides out of the box support for Windows worker nodes to run windows containers with in a Kubernetes cluster. This feature was in preview for a long time, and now it is production ready. This is a wonderful opportunity for most cloud giant companies to start applying a new version of Kubernetes
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This tutorial will showcase the step-by-step process of setting up a Kubernetes 1.14 Cluster, allowing organizations and communities to leverage exciting new features that have been eagerly anticipated. Especially when it comes to Windows containers. Kubernetes now offers windows containers out of the box and allows you to add windows nodes to a Kubernetes cluster.
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Are you receiving an error in your browser console and a pop-up in Chrome browser that content is loaded over HTTP, and it needs to be https? If yes, then you came to the right place. Mixed Content: The page at ‘https://example.com/ghost/#/site‘ was loaded over HTTPS, but requested an insecure resource ‘http://example.com/‘. This request has
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Managing Docker images is very important. Just as similar to managing application source code in a version controlled repository such as GIT. Docker also provides similar capabilities. Docker images can be managed locally on your development machine and also on remote container registry also known as Docker hub. In this tutorial, I will demonstrate a
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In this tutorial, I will demonstrate how to host an ASP.NET Core 2.2 application on Windows Containers by using a Docker image. A Docker image will be packaged with an ASP.NET Core application that will be run when a container is spun up.Before we get started with creating a Docker image. Let’s make sure we
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