ATTIGNON Fréjus @FATHEC

Freelance Électricité/Solaire/Commerce/Maintenance-Informatique-Réseaux/ Contrôle-Accès/Social-Media-Marketing/ #Entrepreneur #CM #DM #Prestataire web.facebook.com/FATHEC.Officie… Cotonou - Rép Bénin Joined December 2010

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Earth & Space @earthspace2026

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U.S. Embassy Cotonou @USEmbassyBenin

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L’ambassade américaine organise une vente aux enchères en ligne du 6 au 8 avril 2026. Les biens meubles excédentaires seront postés via un système basé sur le Web : online-auction.state.gov/en-US. La vente aux enchères en ligne de Cotonou sera ouverte au public à partir du 6 avril à midi. Les propositions d’offres commenceront immédiatement et se termineront le 8 avril à midi. Comment ça marche ? Les participants doivent s’inscrire grâce à une adresse électronique et un numéro de téléphone local valide dans le système d’enchères en ligne avant de placer des offres. Les enchères durent une semaine, ce qui permet aux soumissionnaires de placer et de mettre à jour leurs offres à tout moment. Il est recommandé de vérifier régulièrement le site pour suivre l’évolution des enchères autour des lots qui vous intéressent. À la clôture de l’enchère, les enchérisseurs mieux-disants recevront des avis par courriel. Le paiement doit être effectué en espèces à l’ambassade les 9 et 10 avril dans l’après-midi. Les gagnants doivent venir chercher leur lot en personne ou par l’intermédiaire de représentants autorisés. Le défaut de paiement dans un délai de deux jours ouvrables le dernier délai fixé pour le paiement entraîne l’attribution du lot au prochain enchérisseur le plus offrant ou le lot sera retiré pour la prochaine vente aux enchères. Pour toute question, veuillez écrire à [email protected] Les dates clés : - 6 avril : Ouverture de la liste des lots aux soumissionnaires - 6 avril : Début de la réception des soumissions - 8 avril : Fin de la réception des soumissions - 9 avril : Confirmation des gagnants et information - 9 avril et 10 avril : Paiement et enlèvement des lots #USinBenin

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ATTIGNON Fréjus @FATHEC

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@mrbrown_nft I liked it because I was in need. You can make a deposit in ETH to me at 0x15862457B347ba6390Ee269d89c8EDC68b201a55

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ATTIGNON Fréjus @FATHEC

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@Miajason17 HOPE

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Swapfone-Exchange News @Miajason17

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Nobody has found the word in the box yet If you can, you deserve $500,000

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ATTIGNON Fréjus @FATHEC

4 months ago

@PiCoreTeam No human creation is perfect. I just want to be able to exchange my Pi and make withdrawals. Otherwise, it takes too long and many are disappointed because of the long wait.

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KNOWLEDGE 🧠 @InterestingAFk

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Dhanian 🗯️ @e_opore

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Linux System Monitoring 1. Introduction → System Monitoring is the process of observing CPU, memory, disk, network, and processes to ensure the system runs efficiently. → Helps detect performance bottlenecks, failures, and resource exhaustion. → Essential for developers, system administrators, and DevOps engineers. 2. Why System Monitoring Matters → Detect high CPU or memory usage early. → Prevent crashes and downtime. → Optimize performance and resource allocation. → Troubleshoot slow or failing applications. → Maintain system reliability in production environments. 3. Monitoring CPU Usage → top → Displays real-time process and CPU usage. → Shows load average, running tasks, memory, and CPU stats. → Useful for quick diagnostics. → htop → Improved version of top with interactive UI. → Allows sorting, filtering, and killing processes easily. → uptime → Shows how long the system has been running. → Displays load averages for 1, 5, and 15 minutes. 4. Monitoring Memory Usage → free → Shows RAM and swap usage. → Displays used, free, and available memory. → vmstat → Reports memory, processes, paging, and CPU activity. → Useful for identifying swapping issues. → /proc/meminfo → Provides detailed memory statistics directly from the kernel. 5. Monitoring Processes → ps → Displays running processes. → Example: → ps aux → kill / pkill → Stops or signals processes. → Helps manage stuck or misbehaving tasks. → nice / renice → Adjusts process priority. → Controls CPU allocation for processes. 6. Monitoring Disk Usage → df → Shows disk space usage for file systems. → Identifies full disks quickly. → du → Displays directory and file sizes. → Useful for locating large files. → iostat → Reports disk I/O statistics. → Detects slow or overloaded disks. 7. Monitoring Network Activity → ping → Tests network connectivity. → netstat / ss → Shows open ports and active connections. → Helps debug network services. → ifconfig / ip → Displays and manages network interfaces. → nload / iftop → Shows real-time bandwidth usage. 8. Log Monitoring → journalctl → Views logs from systemd services. → Useful for troubleshooting boot or service issues. → /var/log/ → Stores system logs such as: → syslog → auth.log → kern.log → Helps diagnose errors and crashes. 9. Performance Monitoring Tools → sar → Collects and reports system activity over time. → Useful for historical analysis. → atop → Advanced monitoring for CPU, memory, disk, and network. → Captures performance snapshots. → Prometheus + Grafana → Enterprise-grade monitoring and visualization. → Used for production systems and dashboards. 10. Monitoring Workflow → Check system load with uptime or top → Inspect memory with free -h → Check disk space with df -h → Review logs using journalctl → Identify heavy processes using htop → Optimize or kill problematic processes 11. Tip → Linux provides powerful built-in tools for real-time and historical monitoring. → Regular monitoring improves reliability and performance. → Combining CLI tools and dashboards gives full system visibility. → Monitoring is a core skill for backend, DevOps, and system engineers. 📘 Linux Mastery Ebook → Master Linux internals, process management, IPC, scheduling, monitoring, and system architecture step-by-step. 🔗Grab the Linux Mastery Ebook codewithdhanian.gumroad.com/l/dynwdc

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ATTIGNON Fréjus @FATHEC

5 months ago

@Jaxweah @grok @Jaxweah @grok I would like to be chosen so that I can start 2026 strong and launch a small, profitable project.

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ATTIGNON Fréjus @FATHEC

5 months ago

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IPCisco @ip_cisco

5 months ago

Network Protocol Dependency!! ~ IPCisco . Please Like & Retweet..:) . #ccna #cisco #network

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ATTIGNON Fréjus @FATHEC

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@Elitecargasm 911 Carrera S

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@drnicolas_ @grok @officialsolusa Très belle bracelet 🤩🥰

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ATTIGNON Fréjus @FATHEC

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@Jayecane Je le veux

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ATTIGNON Fréjus @FATHEC

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@Benes09 Très bon mais quand c'est encore trop, ça risque de détritus le couple.

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ATTIGNON Fréjus @FATHEC

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ATTIGNON Fréjus @FATHEC

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@PiNetworkAlerts The problem stems from the fact that PiNetwork's Technical Committee is taking longer to open the network to pioneers who have been mining for six years. There have been many delays and false promises. Too many tests, too much advertising, and too many people left behind.