LHB Linux Digest #25.02: Linux Books, Watchtower, ReplicaSets and More

What's in a name? Sometimes the name can be deceptive.

For example, in the Linux Tips and Tutorials section of this newsletter, I am sharing a few commands that have nothing to do with what their name indicates 😄

Here are the other highlights of this edition of LHB Linux Digest:

• Nice and renice commands
• ReplicaSet in Kubernetes
• Self hosted code snippet manager
• And more tools, tips and memes for you
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📖 Linux Tips and Tutorials

• There is an install command in Linux but it doesn't install anything
• There is a hash command in Linux but it doesn't have anything to do with hash-password
• There is a tree command in Linux but it has nothing to do with plants
• There is a wc command in Linux and it has nothing to do with washrooms 🚻 (I understand that you know what wc stands for in the command but I still find it amusing)

Using nice and renice commands to change process priority.

Change Process Priority WIth nice and renice Commands

You can modify if a certain process should get priority in consuming CPU with nice and renice commands.

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