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Solaris view network routes using netstat

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The netstat command can be used to view network routes on Solaris. Use the “-rn” flags to get the output formatted as below root@solaris:~# netstat […]

run docker image process in the background then stop it

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You can run the docker image as a background process by running the -d option. root@computer:~/docker# docker run -d -p 8080:80 imagename b35744d7cba1ebb4ae2c5d65105c46eda4fdffac6136448c5ceabe18900c217d You can […]

simple hello-world test with docker

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You can run a simple hello-world test with docker very easily. It will run some basic tests to ensure simple things are functioning. root@computer:~# docker […]

get docker version command line

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To get your current docker version you can run the following command root@computer:~# docker version Client: Version: 17.07.0-ce-rc3 API version: 1.31 Go version: go1.8.3 Git […]

Find which users are using the most resources in Solaris

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On occasion you may want to see statistics on which users are consuming the most resources on your system. In solaris you can use the […]

Show status of mounted filesystems in solaris

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You can use the “mount” command to show the status of mounted filesystems in solaris root@solaris:~# mount / on rpool/ROOT/solaris read/write/setuid/devices/rstchown/dev=4750002 on Wed Dec 31 […]

Docker install from test repository on Ubuntu 17.04 (Zesty Zapus)

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In running Ubuntu 17.04 we were trying to install docker to try out. So we tried below and found there were no suitable release for […]

installing django, E: Unable to locate package mod_wsgi

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Needed to install mod_wsgi to try to do a django setup and it was not on our ubuntu by default. To install it the following […]

Install python flask using pip

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If you have pip installed within python you can install many packages easily. Flask is one of the packages available. To install flask using pip […]

Install python pip in Ubuntu using apt-get

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In order to install pip into python in Ubuntu you can use the apt-get command root@computer:/var/www/html# apt-get install pip Reading package lists… Done Building dependency […]

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