“Low quality code is not cheaper; it is vastly more expensive, even in the short term. Bad code slows everyone down from the minute that it is written. It creates a continuous and copious drag on further progress. It requires armies of coders to overcome that drag; and those armies must grow exponentially to maintain constant velocity against that drag.”
Robert C. Martin
Thursday, February 28, 2013
How to set root password on Amazon EC2 instance
The default Amazon Linux EC2 instance does not allow root user login. Use this first: -sudo !!
or the traditional way -sudo passwd root and set the root password, then su - to get to root.
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