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2026-10-11 · linuxize.com

usermod Cheatsheet

Quick reference for modifying Linux user accounts with usermod and managing groups with groupadd, gpasswd, and groupdel

2026-10-10 · linuxize.com

Apache Cheatsheet

Apache HTTP Server at a glance: service commands, file layout on Ubuntu and RHEL, virtual hosts, modules, .htaccess, redirects, TLS, reverse proxy, and log …

2026-10-07 · linuxize.com

SSH Config Cheatsheet

SSH client config directives at a glance: Host and Match patterns, keys, jump hosts, keepalives, multiplexing, port forwarding, host key checking, and tokens …

2026-09-21 · linuxize.com

sudo Cheatsheet

sudo at a glance: running commands as root, credential caching, environment handling, sudoers rule syntax, aliases, Defaults, and logging.

2026-09-04 · linuxhandbook.com

Chapter 1: Why Tmux? Understanding Terminal Multiplexing

If you have ever run a long command over SSH and lost it because your connection dropped, you already understand the pain tmux solves. Tmux is a terminal multiplexer. In plain language, it lets you run and manage multiple terminal workspaces inside one terminal environment, and…

2026-07-24 · linuxize.com

mount Cheatsheet

Quick reference for the mount command: mount and unmount filesystems, mount options, UUID and label mounts, network shares, and /etc/fstab entries

2026-07-19 · linuxize.com

What Is an Inode in Linux

An inode stores Linux file metadata, not its name or data. See how inode numbers and hard links work, then check inode usage with ls, stat, and df.

2026-07-07 · linuxize.com

Markdown Cheatsheet

Quick reference for Markdown syntax covering headings, formatting, links, images, lists, tables, code blocks, blockquotes, and common extensions.

2026-06-30 · linuxize.com

What Is /dev/null in Linux

The Linux /dev/null device discards anything written to it and returns EOF when read. This guide shows how to silence stdout, stderr, cron output, and empty files.

2026-06-28 · linuxize.com

Hard Links vs Symbolic Links in Linux

Understand the difference between hard links and symbolic links in Linux: how inodes work, when each type breaks, and which one to use for a given task.

2026-06-22 · linuxize.com

curl vs wget: Differences and When to Use Each

Compare curl vs wget defaults, protocols, redirects, recursive downloads, API requests, and resume options to choose the right command for each task.

The most visible difference is the default output. wget saves the response to a file, while curl writes it to standard output.
2026-06-21 · blog.cloudflare.com

SOCKMAP - TCP splicing of the future

Proper TCP socket splicing reduces the load on userspace processes and enables more efficient data forwarding. We realized that Linux Kernel's SOCKMAP infrastructure can be reused for this purpose.

as you may know, we run a global network of reverse proxy services.
SOCKMAP
2026-06-17 · linuxize.com

cut Cheatsheet

Quick reference for extracting fields, bytes, and characters with cut in Linux

2026-05-25 · linuxize.com

Whois command in linux

The whois command looks up domain registration, registrar, name server, expiry, IP allocation, and AS number details from Linux.

2026-05-07 · linuxize.com

SFTP Cheatsheet

Quick reference for the Linux sftp client, covering login, navigation, transfers, and remote file management over SSH

2026-05-07 · linuxize.com

fdisk Cheatsheet

Quick reference for fdisk commands: list disks, create partition tables, add partitions, change partition types, write changes, and quit safely