Taste The Linux is a technical blog focused on practical Linux, DevOps, and cloud engineering.

This site was created and is maintained by Ashish, a DevOps engineer working with real-world infrastructure, cloud platforms, and production systems. The goal of this website is simple:
to share clear, practical, and experience-based knowledge that engineers can actually use.

There is no marketing agenda here.
No hype. No shortcuts.

Most articles are written from hands-on experience with:

• Linux systems
• DevOps tooling and workflows
• Cloud platforms
• CI/CD pipelines
• Infrastructure troubleshooting

The content is intentionally straightforward and technical because the audience is technical.

What You’ll Find Here

• Step-by-step Linux and DevOps guides
• Practical explanations of tools and workflows
• Troubleshooting notes from real scenarios
• Content written to help engineers understand, not just copy commands

This site is not a course platform and does not promise instant mastery.
It is a learning resource, built over time through consistent writing and experimentation.

Philosophy

Knowledge grows when it is shared clearly and honestly.

Taste The Linux exists to:

• Reduce confusion
• Save time
• Help engineers think better about systems

If the content helps you solve a problem or understand a concept, it has done its job.

A Note on Content Responsibility

All articles are published for educational purposes only.
Always review, test, and adapt commands or configurations before using them in production environments.