5 Custom Bash Scripts to Monitor Your Linux Server Performance
As developers and system administrators, we often rely on commercial monitoring tools for our servers. However, sometimes you need a lightweight, customizable solution that you can fully control. In t...
How to start, stop or restart Golf application server
To start an application server for your Golf Application, use mgrg:
⛶mgrgThis will start your server in "dynamic" mode, meaning the number of processes will vary to accommodate the incoming request ...
Shared Hosting vs VPS Hosting: Which One Should You Choose?
Shared Hosting vs VPS Hosting: Which One Should You Choose?
So, you’ve decided to start a site – after buying a domain name, you’ll need to find a hosting provider that can supply you w...
[part 1] Stylish modern "autoindex" in Angie/nginx without sms and third-party modules
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Auto-index is the functionality of an HTTP server that allows you to automatically display a list of files contained in it when accessing a directory to the file system.I was surprised that someone us...
What is Next.js?
Next.js is a robust React framework that simplifies building fast and scalable web applications. It comes with built-in features that improve performance, SEO, and the developer experience. Here’s a...
The Importance of Log Files for Red Hat Linux Users
Log files are one of the most valuable tools for anyone managing a Red Hat Linux system. They act like a diary of events, recording everything that happens; from user logins to system errors. Whether ...
Red Hat Linux Server Survival Guide: Must-Check Services for Peak Performance
A Red Hat Linux server runs multiple background services to handle networking, security, file sharing, and applications. If a critical service fails or stops running, the server may experience downtim...
How to Audit Your Linux Server for Hidden Threats in Under 15 Minutes | by Faruk Ahmed | Apr, 2025
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Think your server is secure? Even hardened Linux boxe...
I Tried Breaking Into My Own Linux Server — Here’s What I Learned About Real-World Security | by Faruk Ahmed | Apr, 2025
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I Tried Breaking Into My Own Linux Server — Here’s What I Learned About Real-World Security
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They say the best way to secure your server… is to tr...