Hidden Files in Linux? Don’t Be Left in the Dark!Why Do Hidden Files Exist? Hidden files in Linux are files or directories with a dot (.) added before their name. They store system settings and are hidden by default to avoid accidental deletion or modification. IT professionals must know how to work with hidden files to configure and customize… Read More »What Are Hidden Files in Linux? Don’t Be Left in the Dark!
Spaces Slow You Down: Strategies for Working with File Names on the Command LineIf you’re an IT professional who works with the Linux operating system, you’re likely already familiar with how to navigate and manipulate files on the command line. However, what happens when you encounter a file with spaces in its name? This seemingly innocuous issue can actually cause a lot of… Read More »Don’t Let Spaces Slow You Down: Strategies for Working with File Names on the Command Line
KPI Examples for SuccessIn the previous blog we went through what KPI stands for, its definition, key elements and frequently asked questions. As a follow-up here are some concrete and real-world examples of how IT professionals can apply the key elements of KPI in practice: Measurable Objective Examples Objective Timeline Target Increase website… Read More »Real-World KPI Examples for Success
Kanban and Scrum: Which One is Right for You?TLDR; Kanban and Scrum are both popular agile methodologies that can improve project management for IT professionals. Kanban emphasizes visualization, flexibility, and continuous delivery, while Scrum emphasizes teamwork, collaboration, and iterative development. Choosing the right methodology for your team depends on factors such as project requirements, team preferences, and available… Read More »Kanban and Scrum: Which One is Right for You?
Kanban Board: Visualize, Limit, and Manage Your Workflow Like a ProTLDR; Kanban Board is a visual tool for IT professionals to manage workflows and track progress. It follows three principles: Visualize, Limit Work, and Manage Flow. There are Physical, Digital, and Hybrid types of boards. Best practices include visualizing the workflow, setting work limits, prioritizing tasks, managing blocks, and tracking… Read More »Boost Your Productivity With a Kanban Board: Visualize, Limit, and Manage Your Workflow Like a Pro
disk partitions like a pro with fdiskFdisk is a command-line tool that is used to create, modify, and delete disk partitions on a Linux system. If you’re new to Linux, understanding fdisk can be intimidating. But don’t worry – we’ll take you through the basics in this guide. What is a Disk Partition? A disk partition… Read More »Manage your Linux disk partitions like a pro with fdisk