UNIX for all, all for UNIX
The pipe (|) is one of the foundational things in UNIX. The Pipe allows you to redirect STDOUT to STDIN of the next commend.
Understanding STDIN, STDOUT, and STDERR is important to better understand the pipe. I have an article which explains STDIN, STDOUT, and STDERR here. Make sure you read it before proceeding.
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Welcome back! In this post we are discussing the sed utility, more precisely, the inline function.
Sed stands for Stream EDitor. Sed can be used to manipulate text files from standard input or inline. In this article we will examine the inline function of sed.
Let’s take a look at the following command:
In this post, we are going to discuss how to migrate a traditional WordPress + MySql or MariaDB into Docker containers. This post is very involved and requires knowledge spanning a wide spectrum of technologies. This post assumes that you know, or can find out about opening firewall ports, UNIX/Linux commands, etc. And only focus on the necessary step to convert WP+DB into Docker containers. Now, let’s discuss the prerequisites:
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