VLC Media Player can play video files with multiple audio tracks. The audio track can be selected in “Audio” → “Audio Track” menu. If you
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An out-of-memory (OOM) killer is a mechanism of the Linux kernel that is supposed to terminate (kill) high memory consuming processes if a system is
Kubernetes events are automatically created when resources have state changes, errors or other messages that should be broadcasted to the system. These events (logs) are
If you use vi/vim text editor in a terminal with a dark background it may be hard to read some text due to improperly configured
Helm uses a packaging format called charts (a collection of Kubernetes resource files). This note shows how to –dry-run and –debug Helm chart templates with
When you upgrade a Helm chart in a Kubernetes cluster you can also customize parameters of the chart to configure a release. The Helm chart
While working on a Linux systems like Ubuntu, Linux Mint, etc., through a graphical user interface (GUI) it may happen that some application will hang
Unless for very specific reasons, you should never run a Pod with a long-running application on its own, but use a Deployment for this. Nevertheless,
Sometimes a deletion of a Namespace in Kubernetes gets hung up and the kubectl delete namespace command never completes. Such Namespaces get stuck in a
When you install a Helm chart into a Kubernetes cluster you can pass custom values to configure the release. Comparing versions of Helm values and