These are 3 of the more outstanding Linux (and MAC) Tools which I use on a regular basis.
I can highly recommend all of them, they made my live a ...
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Hi 👋, This is my debut Post to DEV, Thank you for taking the Time to Read through it!
I really hope you got something out of it!
If you got any Feedback, please let me know :)
Greetings.
KeyboardInterrupt
Congrats on your first of what I hope is many more posts!
I’ve love these types posts. Every so often I find a gem (in this case lnav)!
Thank you very much, and yes. lnav really was a big one for me as well, when I discovered it.
I plan to write a whole Post about it some time in the future.
Hi, I'm the author of lnav, thanks for the mention! If you have any thoughts on how to improve it (or bugs to fix), please file GitHub issues. I don't have much time to do stuff these days, but it would be good to have them logged for the future.
Hi, thank you for writing/maintaining lnav.
It is truly an amazing tool!
I have nothing major to complain about, if I encounter any tangible, reproducible bugs, I will gladly report them via GH.
lnav looks great and will possibly join my toolset!
I highly recommend these:
generic colourizer
bat (cat/less replacement)
fzf
Nice, thank you.
I did not know about grc Bringing color into the terminal to better highlight deviations is really helpful, I will probably set up a few Aliases now ;)
I already knew about bat, which is indeed another cool colorful helper i use from time to time.
Instead of fzf I used peco in the past, do you know of peco? If so, could you point out differences that make choosing fzf instead worthwhile?
I did not know about peco. I will definitely check it out. Grc comes with bash and zsh profiles in /etc you just include it in your ~/. {Shell} rc and you should be up and running.
Did you know
tac?I've heard about it but for some reason I'm not using it.
The best tools for me are the ones that are invisible. I copy over my .bashrc and .zshrc with all the aliases around so every time I work I get the benefit of enhanced productivity and output by default.
+1 fzf
Thanks a lot for lnav. I didn't know about it and looks impressive.
If you are interested in docker, you will love:
About security:
For documentation:
Lnav and sshuttle look like quick to use tools, but netdata requires me to integrate with it in my app, correct? How much set up did you need before netdata was useful? I'm looking for something easy and self host like this, it might be what I need.
No setup/configuration at all, but I am mostly using it as a real time debugging/metrics/dashboard.
I usually use the Alternate method of installation, Docker, this makes Installation and tear down really easy!.
When I am permanently installing Netdata this way, I bind it to localhost, or only on an internal docker network, and use a proxy for authentication and SSL Offloading.
Check out:
learn.netdata.cloud/docs/agent/pac...
Oh cool! This is the first I've heard of Netdata. I fiddled it with a bit after reading this post; looks like a cool tool!
I didn't know lnav
It's awesome - thanks for sharing!!
Holy Sh#$%! Thank you!
You are welcome :)
Thanks a lot for sharing this 😊
You are welcome! 🙇
Netdata looks great, definitely need to test that!