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Diagram showing systemd-journald collecting log sources like kernel, system services, systemd units, applications, and boot processes, storing logs in a binary journal accessed by journalctl for real-time monitoring, forwarding, and searching.

Mastering journalctl for System Logs

syslogs which gets messages sent in systemd-journald and stored the data in the disk. To view the systemd messages execute journalctl and can be used with additional parameters. In this post we are going to see quick howto use journalctl command and how to use it

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Quick Health check on Linux servers v1.0

Quick Health check on Linux servers v1.0

When users are reporting the servers are slow or facing issues in the connection, few commands that will make quick understanding about the system, The first and for most is doing the connectivity check from the local machine(laptop or desktop), ping server name, If we are successfully able to get the ping results, Connect to the server and do the basic commands

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