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Docker is a tool designed to create, deploy and run applications in an isolated environemt which are called as containers.
Containers allow a developer to package an application or a service with all the libraries and other dependencies and ship it as a package.
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1. Created a new vm in virtual box "Jenkins build server" allocated 3GB of ram and changed the network to "Bridged mode" linking "Intel dual band wireless" AC as the adapter
This will make your current branch (typically master) back to point at .
Then make the files in your working tree and the index ("staging area") the same as the versions committed in .
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I recently migrated to a new MacBook Pro. The old one was on High Sierra, but the new one wasn’t. So I created a temp “admin” account to do the upgrade, then do the migration with Migration Assistant.
All seemed okay, but when I went to delete the original user account, I couldn’t. And I don’t mean “you don’t know how to delete accounts” couldn’t. I mean, I tried every possible way, and it wouldn’t couldn’t.
I found this thread on the Apple forums with people having the same problem. After trying everything else, this is the solution shared in one of the replies that worked. Warning, I have no idea of the side effects this might have, but so far so good for me. Also, do not come crying to me if it totally hoses your machine. You’ve been warned!
Netcat is a simple but useful tool used for TCP, UDP, Unix-domain sockets. Netcat can listen or connect specified sockets easily. Netcat is a platform independent command supported by Linux, Unix, Windows, BSD, MacOS etc. Common use cases for netcat are;
Syntax
nc [options] [destination] [port]
Help information about netcat can be get with -h option like below.