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Controlling what users can or cannot do in your application is one of the most essential things you'll need to do when building real-world applications. For example, in a todo application, you don't want a user to be able to edit or delete other user...
One of the notable things computer technology has allowed humanity to do since the beginning is to automate tasks with little or no babysitting while still being productive. In this article, I will teach you how to use Cron to automate processes and ...
There are so many things that are running on your server at any point in time; these can be processes that you set up yourself or the in-built ones that run automatically without your knowledge. In this article, I will teach you everything you need t...
Just like everything in your life, you want to be able to manage who (and what) can access specific files (and directories) in your organization. For example, you don't want a contract staff to have access to the organization’s financial books. In th...
Every goal of every organization has to do with growth in one way or another, which is apparent in the design of Linux with the addition of groups. In fact, an organization is defined as "an organized group of people with a particular purpose..." see...
The saying "users make or break businesses" is also true for your Linux server, and literally, too 😉. As a cloud engineer, understanding how to manage users is non-negotiable. In this article, I'll distill everything you need to know about users pra...
