Hubstaff detects if there is movement in your keyboard or mouse and tags these minutes as active and the rest of it as inactive. Now coming to the real deal: the activity levels and how they track your productivity.
This helps you see which tasks are taking more time and can be improved. You can also select projects, where instead of individual members, the time spent on each project is displayed.
The total hours worked for the week, including an activity percentage.Here’s the information you’ll see if you select the “ Me” dashboard: I’m now able to use Microsoft Remote Desktop on my Mac and establish a connection to my Linux VM.Hubstaff has to be first installed on a user’s home computer or laptop on which they’re working.Īfter logging in, you are presented with two options: “ Me” or “ Team.” I reset my keys and I was able to connect to my VM via SSH.Īfter the issues that I was having with my private keys, everything after that was smooth sailing. After deploying my VM, I ran into some issues with my private keys. I usually launch VMs using virtual box but I chose to do this within Azure and create a GUI so I can see it just as I would on virtual box.
I wanted to use Azure as much as possible. So I’ll increase my knowledge in Linux, get a cert, and complete the first step in the Bootcamp. Because of this, I received a voucher provided by The Blacks In Technology Foundation for an LFS200 exam by the Linux foundation. I believe in searching for all (free) available resources at your disposal. The first section of the Boot Camp is to cover Linux. I have some certs in AWS, but I’ve always used Windows products and I’m a fan of Microsoft, so I decided to use Azure for this journey. I was going back and forth between AWS and Azure. You can find the layout of the Bootcamp here below. I’ve recently started the 6 Month Cloud Self Study Bootcamp provided by Gwyneth Peña-Siguenza. I’ve never really documented anything in regard to my personal projects.
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