How tos, tips, and tricks

Welcome back, aspiring Sages! We've established our training ground with a shiny new Linux Virtual Machine. Now, let's delve deeper into why this open-source powerhouse is so fundamental to understanding the Digital Caverns. Forget the flashy front-end websites and user-friendly apps for a moment. Today, we're venturing into the engine

Unlock the Power Within: Why Linux Mastery Elevates the Ultimate Tech Guide Welcome back, aspiring Sages! In our quest to become the ultimate guides through the Digital Caverns, we now turn our attention to a foundational power source: Linux. You might be familiar with Windows and macOS, the well-trodden paths

Welcome back, future Sages of Support! You understand the power and importance of Linux in the digital realm. Now, it's time to build your personal training ground – a safe and isolated environment where you can experiment, learn, and master the fundamentals of Linux without fear of breaking your main computer.

Welcome, aspiring Sage of Support! You're not just looking to navigate the Support Tunnels of the Digital Caverns; you're aiming to become the knowledgeable guide, the one others turn to for wisdom and solutions. This post is your roadmap to acquiring the foundational skills of an IT Helpdesk Explorer, setting

Each realm of computer professions is a deeper level within these caverns, and the skills you acquire are the tools you'll need to navigate the darkness and uncover hidden treasures.

Going to test out AWS EKS compared to Google's GKS by deploying a cluster and blog using Terraform and Helm charts

So you want to be an admin? Figured out enough about Linux to feel comfortable and want to dive a bit deeper? We will focus a bit on updating and provisioning servers using raspberry pi's.

In this blog post we will dive into configuring a Raspberry Pi using an SD card reader and micro SD card.(500gb)

This article is here to help you setup a development environment on your residential OS so you don't have to switch back and fourth and deal with accidentally nuking the wrong partition. (ouch)