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How to install Ubuntu 17.04 Server, or ‘Zesty Zapus’

Introduction - Ubuntu 17.04 In April 2017, Canonical finally released the new version of it's GNU/Linux distribution, Ubuntu 17.04 - also named Zesty Zapus. In this...
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Installing HAProxy for Load Balancing on CentOS 7

Introduction to Load Balancing Before we begin the tutorial, which will cover installing HAProxy for load balancing, let's first talk about the concept of load balancing. Many high-traffic...
Install - configure Ghost blog on openSUSE 42.2 Leap

How to install and configure Ghost Blog on Ubuntu 16.04

Introduction Ghost blog is a blogging and publishing platform, totally open source and written in JavaScript, using the Node.js framework. As stated on the official website,...
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Installing Invoice Ninja on CentOS 7 w/ NGINX & MariaDB – Part 2

Introduction In the first part of this tutorial, we configured a CentOS 7 server with all the prerequisites required by Invoice Ninja. Now, let's look...
WordPress with NGINX and HHVM

Install – Configure WordPress with NGINX and HHVM

Introduction HipHop Virtual Machine (HHVM) is an open-source virtual machine designed for executing programs written in Hack and PHP. It uses a just-in-time compilation to...
Install - configure Ghost blog on openSUSE 42.2 Leap

How to install – configure Ghost on openSUSE 42.2 Leap

What is Ghost? In the Web 2.0 era, blogs are an important part of like for many people, and the popularity of Wordpress and Tumblr,...
Rocket.Chat on AWS

How to deploy Rocket.Chat on AWS – Part I

Introduction to Rocket.Chat We have already talked about Rocket.Chat, a private messaging system like Slack and Mattermost, and how to install and configure it on...
lnav on CentOS 7

How to install and use lnav on CentOS 7

Introduction lnav, which stands for Log File Navigator, is a CLI-log file viewer built for small scale solutions. It is totally free, easy to use...
fio and IOPing

How to Measure Disk Performance with fio and IOPing

Whether it's a server, or a PC for work, what usually limits performances is disk speed. Even if using SSDs, their speed is not...
NextCloud

How to install Nextcloud on CentOS 7

Introduction In a previous tutorial we talked about the installation of Nextcloud on an Ubuntu 16.04 server with Apache. Remember, Nextcloud is a cloud storage...
Python and Linux

What your inner computer geek should know about Python and Linux

Having been around computers since my youngest years I have always been curious how they work, so I started playing around with them. I...
EncryptPad

How to install and use EncryptPad on Ubuntu 16.04

Introduction EncryptPad is an application for editing symmetrically encrypted text. It provides a tool for encrypting and decrypting binary files, and it uses the format...
OTRS on Ubuntu 16.04

Install OTRS on Ubuntu 16.04 with Apache

Introduction OTRS (Open-Source Ticket Request System) is a web-based ticketing system, widely used by businesses for services like customer support, help desks and call centres....
Hack FFmpeg With Python, Part Two

Hacking FFmpeg With Python – Part One

FFmpeg is a great multimedia framework that helps you deal with your audio and video files. What do I mean by this? Well, you...
Install Drupal 8.1.10

How to install Drupal 8.1.10 on Ubuntu 16.04

Introduction Drupal is a content-management framework written in PHP and distributed under the GNU GPL. It can be used for any type of site, from...
Tomcat 8.5

How to install Tomcat 8.5 on Debian 8

Introduction Apache Tomcat is a Java Servlet Container which implements several Java EE specifications including JavaServer Pages (JSP), Java Servlet, WebSocket and Java EL. It  also...
Jenkins on Ubuntu 16.04

Install and configure Jenkins on Ubuntu 16.04

Introduction Jenkins is an automation server written in Java, as a fork of the Hudson project. It helps to automate part of the software development...
encrypt your apache

Let’s Encrypt your Apache webserver on CentOS 7

Introduction It was September when, with a post on its blog, Google announced that starting from Chrome 56, its browser will mark non-secure pages containing...