This blog is a collection of articles on analyzing and troubleshooting for all system and database administrators. These guides come from my experience, I hope they can help everyone.
Introduction Hey everyone, while setting up Oracle Linux 9.4, I ran into a frustrating issue: the flatpak search command wasn’t functioning as expected. This can be a real roadblock if… Read more »
OCFS2 is a shared-disk file system designed for use in a cluster environment. It was developed by Oracle Corporation and is included in the Linux kernel. OCFS2 stands for Oracle… Read more »
UEK is a Linux kernel Oracle created to address the needs of customers running demanding software such as Oracle Database on large scale systems. Its focus is performance, stability, and… Read more »
Hello guys! Sometimes after an incident in Oracle OVM could be that some virtual machines will go in corrupted and it will need to do an fsck about one o… Read more »
When we go to delete a lun that is no longer mapped, we may get this error sdXX: couldn’t get asymmetric access stateAfter unmapping the LUN from the SAN storage… Read more »
The Web Server is a crucial part of web-based applications. Apache Web Server is often placed at the edge of the network hence it becomes one of the most vulnerable… Read more »
Identify and print processes using swap space to get a better understanding of the Linux operating system. Display processes using swap space Use the following command to simply display processes… Read more »
Today we see the list of IP set types supported by firewalld, enter the following command as root. ~]# firewall-cmd –get-ipset-types hash:ip hash:ip,mark hash:ip,port hash:ip,port,ip hash:ip,port,net hash:mac hash:net hash:net,iface hash:net,net… Read more »
Hi there! I’d like to show you how to disable Transparent Huge Pages on CentOS/RedHat 7. First question you might ask – why do you even want to disable Transparent… Read more »
In this post, we’ll discuss tuning Linux for MongoDB deployments. By far the most common operating system you’ll see MongoDB running on is Linux 2.6,3.x. and 4.x (only Oracle Linux… Read more »