Deepak dPacc

Use IMAP settings to add my Professional Email to a client

Add your Professional Email to a client using the following IMAP settings. Internet Message Access Protocol (IMAP) lets you access email stored on a server from multiple devices.

Enter the following Incoming Server info:

Username: Email address

Password: Email password

Import from URI
Enable your current IP in network access
In the Robo3t connection settings, change TLS authentication method to Self Signed Certificate

Setup Kubernetes Cluster On-Premise using kubeadm

Why would you do this?

You own your bare metal infrastructure.
You want to take advantage of Kubernetes.
You do not wish to migrate your application to the cloud

Why it will not always suit your needs?

// Clear chrome sync storage
chrome.storage.sync.clear(() => {
  console.log('Chrome sync storage has been cleared.');
});

// Clear chrome local storage
chrome.storage.local.clear(() => {
  console.log('Chrome local storage has been cleared.');
});

Mongodb has two very useful commands for this purpose: mongodump and mongorestore. Here's how to use them:

mongodump: It is a utility for creating a binary export of the contents of a database. Basically, using this command you can export MongoDb database.

Use the following command to dump your local database:
```
mongodump --db <your_database_name> --out <directory_path>
```
For example:

Creating a File:

Create a new file under /etc/cron.daily/ named "autoupdate"

root@dashboard:/home/linuxadmin# vim /etc/cron.daily/autoupdate
Paste the following script into the file:

OS Update with Dist-upgrade

You can run this command in a shell from the directory that you want to get the names of the folder into a csv.

find . -maxdepth 1 -type d -name "MA*" | sed 's|./||' > folder-names.csv

What this does is it looks for any directories ('-type d') within your current location ('.') that start with 'MA' ('-name "MA"')*. The '-maxdepth 1' part just means we're only looking at the top level, and not diving down into subdirectories.

Once those directories are found, we strip out the './' at the beginning of each folder name using 'sed', and then we put all of these names into a file called 'folder-names.csv'

The best way to handle environment variables in React Native is to use the react-native-config library.

Here are the steps:

Install the library

npm install react-native-config

Or if you use Yarn:

Extending AWS EC2 Instance Storage

This guide explains how to extend the storage of an AWS EC2 instance's root partition and resize the filesystem to utilize the additional space.

Prerequisites

An AWS EC2 instance with an EBS volume.
SSH access to the EC2 instance.

	```
	server {
	listen 80;
	server_name SUB_DOMAIN.DOMAIN.com;
	return 301 https://$host$request_uri;
	}


	upstream backend {
	server EC2_Private_IPv4:APP_PORT; # In-house test server