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Working With Arrays in Shell Scripting

Working with Arrays in Linux Shell Scripting – Part 8

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We cannot imagine a programming language without the concept of arrays. It doesn’t matter how they are implemented among various languages. Instead arrays help us in consolidating data, similar or different, under one symbolic

GNU Debugger Tool

GNU Debugger or GDB: A Powerful Source Code Debugging tool for Linux Programs

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A debugger plays a vital role in any software development system. Nobody can write a bug-free code all at once. During the course of development, bugs are being raised and needs to be solved

Replicated Volume

How to Perform Self-Heal and Re-Balance Operations in Gluster File System – Part 2

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In my previous article on ‘Introduction to GlusterFS (File System) and Installation – Part 1‘ was just a brief overview of the file system and its advantages describing some basic commands. It is worth

Learn Linux Shell Scripting

Deeper into Function Complexities with Shell Scripting – Part VII

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My previous article on “Understanding and Writing functions in Shell Scripts” might have given you a basic idea on how to write functions under shell scripts. Now it is time to get deeper into

Makefiles in Linux

A Brief Introduction to ‘Makefiles’ in Open Source Software Development with GNU Make

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GNU Make is a development utility which determines the parts of a particular code base that are to be recompiled and can issue commands to perform those operations on the code base. This particular

GlusterFS Storage

Introduction to GlusterFS (File System) and Installation on RHEL/CentOS and Fedora

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We are living in a world where data is growing in an unpredictable way and it our need to store this data, whether it is structured or unstructured, in an efficient manner. Distributed computing

Shell Scripting Functions

Understanding and Writing functions in Shell Scripts – Part VI

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Functions play an important role in any programming language. Like many real programming languages, bash has functions which are used with limited implementation. What are functions? In programming, functions are named sections of a

Accessing Clipboard Contents from Vim

Accessing Clipboard Contents Across Multiple Instances of Vim from Terminal

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Vim (Vi IMproved) is one of the most favourite text editors among programmers. It has its own specialities in performing different operations with short hand commands. For example, to copy the highlighted text we

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