Linux installation can be performed totally unattended using Kickstart file, which contains configuration, required setup and post installation tasks to fully automate installation process without being prompted for any input details. Kickstart file can be placed in the remote repository […]
OpenStack comes out of the box with it’s dashboard called Horizon. Horizon provides GUI, which let us manage our OpenStack environment in pretty easy and inuitive way. However basic tasks, like tenant creation or instance commissioning, can be time consuming […]
Linux installation process can be simplified by means of Kickstart Installation method, used in Linux distributions like: Red Hat, Debian, Fedora, CentOS, Ubuntu. This method utilizes so called Kickstart File, which describes the configuration, required setup and post installation tasks […]
Have you ever tried to quickly create USB Boot Disk in Linux and had no dedicated software to create one? For a long time Linux distributions have come with basic tools like dd utility out of the box. dd command […]
Some Linux distributions (for example: RedHat) have aliases configured in the system, especially for root user, which modify basic command line operations like: cp, mv by adding “-i” parameter to prevent user from accidental overwriting or deleting files (interactive mode). […]
ifdata is a quick, lightweight and simple tool to display network interface information in Linux, which can be used as an alternative for ip addr show or ifconfig. Sometimes I want to quickly find out, if the particular network interface […]
Openstack, besides Horizon GUI Dashboard, can also be configured via command-line interface using commands in Bash. Below we present a list of common and useful commands for your reference. Note: in OpenStack command-line interface you have to source appropriate keystonerc […]
During OpenStack deployment and testing you may need to quickly create: project tenants, tenant users, networks, routers, security groups, etc… just to check, if Cloud is working properly. Instead of arduous clicking all this stuff in Horizon dashboard, you can […]
You can compare two text files in Linux using the following command-line tools: – diff – vim / vimdiff These tools are already installed “out-of-the-box” in most Linux distributions.
