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Learn how to create regular files in Linux using command line interface commands like touch, echo, cat, printf, and in-terminal text editors like Vim.

Learn how to launch and connect to a containerized SSH server in Docker using password-based authentication and SSH keys.

Learn how to forward the ports of Kubernetes resources such as Pods and Services using the kubectl port-forward command.

Learn how to launch a MySQL container in Docker Compose.

Learn how to tail and monitor Kubernetes logs efficiently to debug, trace, and troubleshoot errors more easily using the kubectl command.

Learn how to list users and groups in Linux.

Learn how to edit files in Linux using command-line file editors such as Vim, Nano, and Emacs, the output redirection operator, and the sed command.

Learn how to execute one or multiple commands in a Docker container using the docker exec command.

Learn how to get information about one or more contexts in Kubernetes using the kubectl command.

Learn how to publish and expose Docker container ports using the docker run command and Dockerfiles.

Learn how to change, manage and generate user passwords in Linux using the passwd, chpasswd, chage and openssl commands.

Learn how to delete one or more namespaces and their related resources in a Kubernetes cluster using the kubectl command.

Learn how to restart and rebuild one or more containers in Docker Compose.

Learn to create and configure user accounts in Linux in interactive and non-interactive mode using the useradd and adduser commands.

Learn how to output, monitor, customize and filter the logs of the containers related to one or more services in Docker Compose

Learn how to store and send cookies using files, hard-coded values, environment variables with cURL.

Learn how to rename Docker images locally and remotely using the docker tag command.

Learn how to list, describe, customize, sort and filter secrets in a Kubernetes cluster by name, type, namespace, label and more using the kubectl command.

Learn how to check if a service is healthy in Docker Compose using the healthcheck property.

Learn how to create, list, connect, disconnect, and delete Docker networks using the docker network command.

Learn how to efficiently shut down your Docker Compose services. This guide covers everything from basic shutdowns to managing volumes and containers.

Learn how to list, describe, customize, sort and filter namespaces in a Kubernetes cluster by name, label, and more using the kubectl command.

Learn how to build a specific stage in a multi-stage Dockerfile and how to specify target for volumes, configs, secrets and ports.

Learn how to set, change and match a docker container hostname.

Learn how to tail and monitor Docker container logs efficiently to debug, trace, and troubleshoot errors more easily.

Learn how to create, configure, and use networks in Docker Compose.

Enhance your terminal with a custom Git prompt. Learn different ways to integrate this contextual info, from custom shell functions to Warp context chips and toolkits like Starship and P10K.

Learn how to list and filter events in Kubernetes cluster by namespace, pod name and more using the kubectl command.

Learn how to unzip a tar.gz file on Linux, macOS, and Windows.

Learn how define and pass environment variables to Docker containers using an .env file in Docker Compose.

Learn how to filter and format the output of commands and logs using the grep, awk, uniq, head, and tail commands.

Learn how to set, bind and order ports in Docker Compose using Compose file, IP address, and environment variables.

Lean the fundamentals of the Kubernetes and Docker technologies and how they interplay with each other.

Learn how to remove secrets from the Git history using the BFG and git-filter-repo command-line tools.

Learn how to restart Docker containers automatically with restart policies and manually using the docker restart, docker start, docker stop and docker kill commands.

Learn how to recursively create nested directories using the mkdir command, Bash scripts, and Python scripts.

Learn how to start and resume the download of files via the HTTP and FTP protocols using the curl and wget commands.

Learn how to create, modify, switch, and delete a context in Kubernetes using the kubectl config command.

Learn how to list and filter Kubernetes Pods by name, namespaces, labels, manifests, and more using the kubectl command.

Learn how to launch a PostgreSQL container with Docker and how to connect to it using the command-line interface and pgAdmin.

Learn how to copy directories and their content in Linux using the cp command with options like -r for recursive copying, -i for interactive mode, and -a for preserving attributes.

Learn how to execute standalone commands and start interactive shell sessions in Pods using the `kubectl exec` command.