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A frequent question that arises about the commands to use to update Linux servers is the following, what is the difference between apt-get update and apt-get update? apt-get update: updates the list of available packages and their versions, but does not install or upgrade any package. This list is taken...
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Whoever says that having more than one screen is not productive, has not tried it. Until now I have worked with two screens (the laptop and the big 29" screen). Today I bought a new screen/monitor that is small, lightweight and portable (I can carry it in my backpack and...
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The apt package manager saves a list of packages so you don't have to download it every time. When a Linux installation reaches a certain age the apt cache can take up several tens of gigabytes. APT does not clean the cache automatically, so it may contain obsolete packages in...
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I have done tests with "New Relic", and the truth is that they are expensive but it is worth having statistics of this type. Right now I have some servers that use NewRelic, and others that use Datadog. Both are very good services, they are different, but they are used...
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