When building or working with docker containers, you may get error messages like the one below relating to a lack of space: The error occurs because Docker objects accumulate over time and can eventually exhaust available storage. To resolve do the following: This will tell you how much space Docker objects are taking up in […]
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In this post, I show you two ways of installing and configuring nginx on Linux.
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Authenticating with Django REST APIs using HTTP Client
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SCP or Secure Copy is a useful program for sending files between two or more computers over a secure shell (SSH) connection. In this post, I’ll show you how to use SCP to send files from your local computer to a remote, copy files from a remote computer to your local or copy files between
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A part of my job involves connecting to a couple of Amazon EC2 instances(Linux servers) regularly to run commands, build, debug and deploy code. All along I’ve been using tabs terminal tabs to keep track of each server connection and the processes running in it. Using the terminal emulator’s tabs feature works okay for simple
Learn how to create a self signed SSL certificate for use with Elastic Beanstalk
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How to add CORS headers to a Django Application
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Whenever you make changes to a bunch of files already tracked by git, there’s an easy way to add them without adding untracked files. The command is: git add –update or git add -u That’s it!
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