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Getting started with Machine learning on Linux with Python 3 and Scikit-learn

  • Techarena51.com; By Leonard (Posted by LeoG on Dec 31, 2016 11:35 AM EDT)
  • Story Type: Tutorial; Groups: Linux, Python
In this Tutorial I will describe how you can get started with Machine Learning on Linux using Scikit-Learn and Python 3

Introduction What is Machine Learning ? Machine Learning is a way in which a Computing System like your Linux Computer can predict an output by learning from a sample set of Input Data.

Running Asynchronous Background Tasks on Linux using Python-3 Flask and Celery

In this tutorial I will describe how you can run asynchronous tasks on Linux using Celery an asynchronous task queue manager.

Installing and Securing Nginx Websites on Linux with a Free SSL/TLS Certificate from Let’s Encrypt

Let’s Encrypt is a free, automated, and open SSL/TLS Certificate authority (CA) that allows you to acquire Free SSL/TLS Certificates for your web server provided your verify your Domain. In this tutorial I will describe how you can download and install a Free Let’s Encrypt SSL/TLS Certificate on Linux for Nginx

How to install Django on Linux

Django is a web framework for python. It provides you with the basic components that are required to build your website like HTML templates, User Authentication, Web Server etc. In this tutorial I will describe how you can install Django 1.7 on Linux with the latest version of Python and PostgreSQl.

Turn your Raspberry Pi into a Linux shared drive

  • http://techarena51.com; By Leo (Posted by LeoG on Dec 11, 2015 5:05 AM EDT)
  • Story Type: Tutorial; Groups: Raspberry Pi
This article will describe how you can Turn your Raspberry Pi into a shared drive with a Pen drive or a Portable drive in a few simple steps

How to use OpenVPN to configure your own VPN server

OpenVPN, is an opensource software which let's your quickly configure your own VPN server allowing you to browse the net without the need for third party services

Using Git to backup your files on Linux

BUP is a git based project which takes incremental backups and offers compression as well while preserving file attributes

How to install Ruby and Ruby on Rails on CentOS

Ruby is a fun programming Language, mostly because it is easy to Learn, Here is a small tutorial on howto install it and use it with Rails

How to configure and secure your postfix email server

Once you have your application server up and running, you are going to need a good email server to deliver your emails. I have been using postfix for all my servers and below is the configuration I generally use

CSF an easy to setup firewall and login failure daemon for linux

SSH notifications, suspicious file monitoring, su notifications, port blocking and a lots more with a simple and easy to use firewall service

How to check filesystem events in Linux

Inotify-tools is based on the linux kernel inotify feature which check and alerts on filesystem changes, In this example you can trigger a script on a change event in your directory

How to display an poutput like Top

Top continuously displays a changing output, ever wondered how your script can do the same?

Bash If statements, Exit Status and Comparison Operators, A beginners guide to bash scripting

Bash is a very powerful programming language and in this tutorial we will learn how to use if statements and comparison operators to tell us if our backup has failed or not

Automating server configurations with puppet

  • Techarena51.com (Posted by LeoG on Jun 21, 2014 1:44 AM EDT)
  • Story Type: Tutorial; Groups: Linux
Puppet is an automation tool which allows you to automate software configurations across multiple servers

A hitchhikers guide to troubleshooting linux memory usage

A detailed guide which describes how linux manages memory and how you can accurately determine the memory usage of a process

Tcpdump the simplest tool to capture packets and passwords

A small tutorial on how to use Tcpdump to capture tcp packets