3 Powerful, Everyday Tools for SysAdmins
Quick access to tools means that most system problems can be headed off at the pass, says Joe Green.
In this article, Green looks at three “small-yet-significant tools that sys admins can use in just about any situation, from freeing up space on partitions that are beginning to look cramped through to being able to find existing solutions to any problem, and find it quickly.”
The article covers the following tools:
- Linux Command Library, which offers hundreds of tips, cheat sheets, and short guides all in one place
- ddgr, which lets you search the internet from inside a terminal interface
- Minuimus.pl, which helps you deal with file bloat and speed up processing time
Read more at TechHQ.
08/12/2022
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