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The RHCSA (Red Hat Certified System Administrator) exam is a performance-based certification exam offered by Red Hat. It is designed to validate the skills and knowledge required to effectively administer Red Hat Enterprise Linux systems in various enterprise environments. The RHCSA certification is highly recognized in the IT industry and serves as a benchmark for …

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This article is part of the following series. 4 Ways to Find network interfaces in Linux 5 useful Linux network troubleshooting commands 3 Easy Ways to Find IP address in Linux 3 Ways to Find MAC Address In Linux   Understanding MAC address in Linux In Linux, a MAC address (Media Access Control address) is …

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The error “could not load server certificate file ‘server.crt’: No such file or directory” in PostgreSQL indicates that the server is unable to find the server.crt file, which is required for SSL connections. If you don’t need that, set “ssl = off”, then PostgreSQL won’t complain. If you want transport encryption with TLS, you have …

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Enabling SSL in PostgreSQL is a straightforward process that only requires three simple steps: Make sure we have the server certificate and key files available Enable the SSL configuration (ssl = on) Make sure the pg_hba.conf file rules are updated accordingly   Obtain server certificate and key files for Postgres On PostgreSQL server, we need …

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When running the \dt command in PostgreSQL, the error message “Did not find any relations” means that no tables were found in the current schema that is visible to the user running the command. In PostgreSQL, the \dt command is used to list all the tables in the current schema. If the command is executed …

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Get table size with pg_relation_size in Postgres PostgreSQL provides a dedicated function, pg_relation_size, to compute the actual disk space used by a specific table or index. We just need to provide the table name. To check the size of a table in a PostgreSQL database, you can use the following SQL query: select pg_size_pretty(pg_relation_size(‘table_name’)); Replace …

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