<b>What is Docker?</b>

Docker is an open-source platform that automates the deployment of applications inside lightweight containers. 
Containers are isolated environments that can run an application and all its dependencies. 
Docker helps developers to build, ship, and run applications consistently across various environments.
In this tutorial, we will:

    <ul><li>Install Docker on your local machine.</li>
    <li>Create a Dockerfile for a Node.js application.</li>
    <li>Build a Docker image for the application.</li>
    <li>Run a container from the Docker image.</li>
    <li>Push the Docker image to Docker Hub (optional).</li>
    <li>Use Docker Compose for multi-container applications (optional).</li></ul>

Docker For Beginner

Use this cheat sheet to jumpstart your Python learning journey.

Docker

Python Cheat Sheet

In this guide, we will walk you through the simple steps to enable SSH access in your cPanel account, so you can take full control of your hosting environment. 
Whether you're managing websites or configuring server settings, SSH is an essential tool for advanced server management.

How to enable SSH in cPanel

It covers common file operations, system administration tasks, user management, network commands, and more.

Linux Commands Cheat Sheet

We’ll cover both client-side and server-side authentication checks, manage cookies, and handle redirects.

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Table of Contents

    <ul><li>What is Ansible?</li>
    <li>Ansible Installation</li>
    <li>Ansible Basics</li>
        <li><ul><li>Ansible Inventory</li>
        <li>Ansible Playbooks</li></ul>
    <li>Ansible Commands</li>
    <li>Creating and Running an Ansible Playbook</li>
    <li>Ansible Modules</li>
    <li>Ansible Roles</li>
    <li>Best Practices</li>
    <li>Conclusion</li></ul>