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Posted by Roy Schestowitz on Feb 06, 2023
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=> ↺ Some things on Prometheus's new feature to keep alerts firing for a while
The obvious use of 'keep_firing_for' is to avoid having your alerts flap too much. If you set it to some non-zero value, say a minute, then if the alert condition temporarily goes away only to come back within a minute, you won't potentially wind up notifying people that the alert went away then notify them again that it came back. I say 'potentially', because when you can get notified about an alert going away is normally quantized by your Alertmanager group_interval setting. This simple alert rule setting can replace more complex methods of avoiding flapping alerts, and so there are various people who will likely use it.
=> ↺ DPKG package Manager – synaptic
DPKG, also known as Debian Package Manager, is a package management system used in Debian and Debian-based Linux distributions such as Ubuntu, Linux Mint, and others. The package manager is responsible for managing the installation, removal, and upgrade of software packages.
=> ↺ DPKG package Manager – aptitude
Introduction If you're using a Linux-based operating system, you've probably heard of the DPKG package manager. DPKG is a powerful tool that helps you install, update, and manage packages (or software) on your system.
=> ↺ How Does Text Color Work in Bootstrap?
The text color works in Bootstrap by using several classes, such as “text-primary”, “text-info”, “text-light”, “text-dark”, “text-danger”, and more.
=> ↺ How to Find and Kill a Zombie Process on Linux
This is on the zombie process and also the causes and the procedure to kill these processes also the ways to identify them using simple commands
If you're familiar with the Linux operating system, you've probably heard of Yum. Yum is a package manager that makes it easy to install and manage software on your Linux machine. It's a powerful tool that can help you automate software installations, keep your system up to date, and even resolve dependencies between packages.
=> ↺ DPKG package Manager – dpkg
Introduction dpkg is a package manager that is used in Debian-based Linux distributions, including Ubuntu, to manage software packages. A package manager is a tool that helps you to install, remove, and manage the packages or software installed on your system.
=> ↺ DPKG package Manager – apt
Introduction When it comes to managing packages in a Linux system, there are multiple package managers available, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. One of the most widely used package managers is apt, which is used by many popular Linux distributions such as Debian, Ubuntu, and Linux Mint.
=> ↺ Wordsmith on the Linux command line with dict
As a writer, I frequently need to determine the correct spelling or definition of words. I also need to use a thesaurus to find alternate words that may have a somewhat different connotation than the one I might otherwise use. Because I frequently use the Linux command line and text-mode tools to do much of my work, it makes sense to use a command line dictionary.
I really like using the command line for a number of reasons, the primary one being that it is more efficient for me. It is also far more comprehensive than any one or multiple physical paper dictionaries, could ever be. I have been using the Linux dict command for many years and I have come to depend on it.
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