Step 1 : The configuration files for MariaDB are stored in the /etc/mysql directory. In that directory, you’ll see the following files by default: ls /etc/mysql Step 2 : The configuration file that MariadDB reads on startup is the /etc/mysql/mariadb.cnf file. The /etc/mysql/mariadb.cnf file sets… Read More
Step 1 : we’ll install the mariadb-server package: sudo apt install mariadb-server -y Step 2 : After you install the mariadb-server package, check to make sure the service started and is enabled. By default, it should already be running: systemctl status mariadb Step 3 :… Read More
In this post, I showed you how to manage virtual machines with virt-manager. This is great if you have a secondary machine with a graphical user interface running Linux as its operating system. But what do you do if such a machine isn’t available, and… Read More
Bridged networking allows your VMs to receive an IP address from the DHCP server on your network instead of its internal one, which will allow you to communicate with your VMs from any other machine on your network. Step 1 : To set up bridged… Read More
Step 1 : In virt-manager, right-click your server connection and click on New to start the process of creating a new virtual machine Step 2 : The first screen while setting up a new VM Step 3 : The default selection will be on Local… Read More
Step 1 : you can run the following command on the machine you intend to host KVM virtual machines on in order to find out whether your CPU supports virtualization extensions egrep -c ‘(vmx|svm)’ /proc/cpuinfo A result of 1 or more means that your CPU… Read More
Deploying How to install Ubuntu 20.04 LTS Focal Fossa on virtual machine How to Get Started With the Ubuntu 20.04 LTS Focal Fossa Managing Users and Groups How to create a user account on Ubuntu Server 20.04 How to Change the user account password in… Read More
When you connect to a host via SSH, you’ll be asked for your password, and after you authenticate you’ll be connected. Instead of using your password though, you can authenticate via Public Key Authentication instead. The benefit to this is added security, as your system… Read More
How do you view your hostname? Step 1 : You need to use the hostname command or hostnamectl command hostname Step 2 : Output from the hostname command Setting the hostname Step 1 :Changing the hostname is fairly simple. To do this, we can use… Read More
Network File System (NFS) is a distributed filesystem protocol that allows clients to access remote files and directories as if they are available on the local system. This allows client systems to leverage large centrally shared storage. Users can access the same data from any… Read More
