Category: Linux
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How to install Java (OpenJDK) on Ubuntu Linux
Java is a class based, object oriented programming language. It is cross platform and widely use in developing applications. The Java was first developed in Sun Microsystem (Now acquired by Oracle). In this post, to install Java we will use the OpenJDK package. OpenJDK is a free and open source product implements Java SE which […]
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How to install Groovy on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS
Apache Groovy is a Object Oriented programming language which is compatible with Java syntax.It is both static and dynamic language. You can use the Apache Groovy either as a scripting or programming language. As a DevOps engineer, you might have known the use of Groovy script in Jenkins Pipeline. Requirement 1. Groovy 3.x (At the […]
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How to Disable selinux in Red Hat or CentOS
In this post, learn how to disable selinux in Red Hat and CentOS Operating System. Security-Enhanced Linux (SELinux) is a Linux feature that provides the mechanism for supporting access control security policies. How to check the status of SELINUX in linux system Use the given below command to check SELINUX status getenforce Open the file […]
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How to remove date from WordPress Post URL
In this post we are sharing the steps to remove date from a WordPress post URL/permalink. We recently did this change in our own WordPress blog. It has been since long time we were using this date format in our blog permalink like this https://sharadchhetri.com/YYYY/MM/DD/post-slug . We decided to change the URL format in this […]
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How to install Mariadb 10.4 server on CentOS 8 / RHEL 8
Do you want to know how to install Mariadb 10.04 server on CentOS 8/RHEL 8 ? This post will help you to install MariaDB server. MariaDB is now defacto RDBMS in RHEL/CentOS after its seperation from the MySQL. We have already written other post on Mariadb Server, hence we will directly go to installation section. […]
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How to install Jfrog artifactory on CentOS 8
Do you know what is artifactory ? In a simple definition, it is the repository where we keep the artifacts. Here, the artifacts are the packages and binaries. For example, when you build some package like rpm, jar, deb, tar.gz , you can keep these packages in artifcatory. For DevOps, the integration of Artifactory in […]