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Kubectl is a powerful tool, but it can also be overwhelming. Here's a tip to simplify your workflow: Use kubectl aliases to create shortcuts for your most commonly used commands. It's like having your own personal assistant to do the work for you! #DevOps #CommandLineTricks
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Are you struggling to keep track of all your Kubernetes resources? Here's a top tip: Use kubectl tree to visualize your cluster's resource hierarchy and dependencies. It's like having a personal map to navigate your way through the Kubernetes jungle! #DevOps #CommandLineTricks"
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How To Check Unread Gmails From Linux Command Line Without Opening Any Browser ? http://t.co/3ntxjnEU
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Type-check a TypeScript project and open every file that has errors: `tsc --noEmit | ack -o '(?<=^\e\[96m).*?(?=\e\[0m:)' | xargs code` (Substitute `tsc` and `code` with your own TypeScript and editor invocations as needed.) #CommandLineTricks
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How To Check Unread Gmails From Linux Command Line Without Opening Any Browser ? http://t.co/i7LzsGjpol
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RT @shardulpandey: How To Check Unread Gmails From Linux Command Line Without Opening Any... http://t.co/LUbRvDFf
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