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How to setup Docker and run Docker Compose for Managing multi-container on Debian 12 Bookworm

Part 1, Install Docker and Docker Compose Here’s a step-by-step guide to install Docker and Docker Compose on Debian 12 Bookworm Step 1: Update System Packages Ensure your system packages are up to date before starting the installation. Step 2: Install Required Dependencies Install packages that allow apt to use HTTPS and required tools for… Continue reading

How to Create a .ppk Key from an Existing RSA OpenSSH Key Using Xshell

When managing secure SSH connections, different applications often require different key formats. While Xshell, a powerful terminal emulator, is fully compatible with OpenSSH key files, other applications like HeidiSQL often require a .ppk key for authentication. If you have an RSA OpenSSH key and need to use it with an application that requires a .ppk… Continue reading

Install RabbitMQ On Azure Debian 11

The script from the RabbitMQ official documentation is a good reference from any Debian 11 distro, especially for Azure which only have Debian 11 as the latest to install RabbitMQ Based on the link and ensuring compatibility with Debian 11 (“bullseye”), here is the revised script incorporating the necessary changes Run the following command to… Continue reading

Mount Azure Blob Storage On Debian 11 or Debian 12 Using BlobFuse

Linux versions of many Microsoft software products are supported and are available through the “Linux Software Repository for Microsoft Products” at https://packages.microsoft.com. Unfortunately, the BlobFuse installation via the apt package repository for Microsoft products is not available for Debian. It’s unclear why this significant omission occurred—leaving Debian out of the loop. Below are steps tailored… Continue reading

How to Install .NET Core 3.1 Runtime and SDK On Debian 11

This tutorial explained how to install .net core on Debian 11 Linux system. Login to your debain system with sudo privileged account. Open a terminal, update the apt cache and install below required packages 1.Update Debian 11 ‘Bullseye’ 2.Enable Microsoft PPA First, you need to enable Microsoft packages repository on your Debian system. The Microsoft official team… Continue reading

How to Set IPv4 Address for Intranet

IPv4 is controlled standard where IANA is one defining address ranges and assigns IP numbers to user (companies). IANA defines 3 private ranges used only on Intranet or private use, not used on Internet. Ranges are called classes A, B and C and they are: Home routers usually come preprogrammed to 192.168.0.x or 192.168.1.x Reference