Examples to revert changes in a repo, primarily using git revert. These examples come from the following sources:
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Check out the seventh blog in my SIEM-at-Home series! Elastic SIEM is a powerful enterprise tool for security analytics & monitoring that you can use for a small business and at home, too. Our hard work pays off as we review the data we have collected in part 7 of the blog series. https://lnkd.in/gJKH-SD
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Check out the sixth blog in my SIEM-at-Home series! Elastic SIEM is a powerful enterprise tool for security analytics & monitoring that can also be used in small businesses and at home. Learn how to install & configure Beats on macOS in part 6 of the blog series. https://lnkd.in/eRhz4P8
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Check out the fifth blog in my SIEM-at-Home series! Elastic SIEM is a powerful enterprise tool for security analytics & monitoring that can also be used in small businesses and at home. Learn how to install & configure Beats on CentOS in part 5 the blog series. https://lnkd.in/eq8hBKE
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Check out the fourth blog in my SIEM-at-Home series! Elastic SIEM is a great way to provide security analytics and monitoring capabilities to small businesses and homes. Check out Part 4 of this blog series, which includes details on how to install and configure Beats on Windows. https://lnkd.in/gVmvB49
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Check out the third blog in my SIEM-at-Home series! Elastic SIEM is a great way to provide security analytics and monitoring capabilities to small businesses and homes. Check out Part 3 of this blog series, which includes details on how to configure an ingest pipeline and a review of Beats configurations. https://lnkd.in/gnc3F63
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Check out the second blog in my SIEM-at-Home series! Elastic SIEM is a great way to provide security analytics and monitoring capabilities to small businesses and homes. Check out Part 2 of this blog series, which includes step-by-step details on how to restrict privileges for users and Beats. https://lnkd.in/erT-r4U
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Check out the first blog in the "SIEM at Home" blog series! Monitoring your servers and workstations doesn't have to be difficult or expensive.
Learn how to use Elastic SIEM at home or for your small business.
If you try to build an over-complicated scheduler using bash, you may run into issues when it comes to Daylight Saving Time. While it is a good idea to use Coordinated Universal Time (UTC), you might want to make sure you do not run into issues. The examples will use the date with the +"%H:%M" format.
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