# Linux, Devops, Scripting, Cats and various things come to my mind
// also on this box: ./practice, ./tools and ./games
The history command in Linux and Unix-like operating systems is used to display a list of previously executed commands in the current shell…
cat linux-how-to-include-timestamps-to-history-output.md →One the most confusing part to understand in C is pointers and how to use them, In this article i will explain you what a pointer is, how…
cat understand-c-pointers-the-easy-way.md →SUID stands for “Set User ID” its a special permission in Unix and Linux operating systems which allows a command to be executed with the…
cat suid-permission-what-is-it-and-why-can-be-dangerous.md →In this article i will show you how you can test your FastAPI application, save the following file as main.py , this is a simple REST api…
cat fastapi-and-pytest.md →Minio is an object storage server that implements the same public API as Amazon S3. This means that applications that can be configured to…
cat create-your-own-s3-server-using-minio.md →Ok! the title might be a bit confusing but i will explain you everything in a few lines, imagine the following scenario! you need to create…
cat linux-create-a-complex-directory-structure-with-repeated-directory-pattern-in-one-line.md →Usually when we work on Python projects we create virtual environments per project, those files are not needed under version control so it…
cat python-how-to-properly-configure-a-project-as-github-repository.md →In this article i will show you how to use the Redis docker container to start a redis instance! Not difficult but can be tricky for Docker…
cat how-to-use-redis-as-docker-container.md →In Python, you can read the first command-line argument passed to a script using the sys.argv list from the sys module. The first element…
cat python-how-to-read-command-line-arguments.md →Bash, or the Bourne-Again Shell, is a powerful and widely used command-line interpreter in Unix-like operating systems. In Bash scripting…
cat how-to-set-default-values-for-bash-variables.md →
