The fzf (short for fuzzy finder) is a command line tool used to search and filter files, command history, processes, hostnames, bookmarks, git commits, and more, all interactively. It performs...
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The imagor is an open-source image processing server designed to handle image manipulation tasks like resizing, cropping, filtering, and converting images. It is a high-performance solution, written in Go programming...
OpenObserve is an open-source observability platform designed to provide comprehensive monitoring, logging, and tracing capabilities for modern applications.
This tutorial explains how to install OpenObserve inside a Docker container on...
Pik (Process Interactive Kill) is a command line tool that can be used to find and terminate a process. It works like pkill command, but search is interactive. This tutorial...
The killport is a command line tool used to terminate processes that are running on a specific network port. This is especially useful when you need to free up a...
The csview command is a tool designed to quickly view and inspect CSV files directly from the command line. It provides a convenient way to display the contents of a...
Rhit is a command line tool that reads Nginx web server log files, analyzes them, and provides a summary in the table. This tutorial demonstrates how to install Rhit log...
The dysk is a command line tool designed for viewing detailed information about mounted disks and filesystems. This tutorial demonstrates how to install dysk filesystems listing tool on Ubuntu 24.04...
The Gremlins is an open-source mutation testing tool for Go programming language that improves the quality of software tests by making small changes (mutations), to the code and checking if...
ShellCheck is a static analysis tool designed for shell scripts. It helps identify common issues, errors, and potential bugs in scripts written in shell scripting languages such as Bash. ShellCheck...