Managing several domains and ensuring them with SSL/TLS certificates is common in running a website. This post will walk over creating subdomains and obtaining free SSL/TLS certificates on an...
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Facial recognition technology has been instrumental in recognizing the faces of different people. Journey with us as we discuss how to use facial recognition for searching. Modern technology has...
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Nginx (pronounced as “engine x”) is a super-efficient, open-source HTTP and reverse proxy server. It handles the load for some of the biggest websites on the internet, you see....
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Though it may seem impossible, setting up your mail server is quite simple. Following up with this tutorial will help you set up your own mail server on an...
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Setting up a mail server can seem like a daunting task, especially if you’re new to the world of server administration. But fear not! In this guide, we’ll walk...
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With Discourse, an open-source and free platform, you can build mailing lists and community discussion boards for your team. The database backend is PostgreSQL, and the languages used to...
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Howdy, folder fanatics! Today, we’re going to tackle one of the most fundamental commands in the Linux terminal: mkdir. Now, I know what you’re thinking, “But wait, isn’t that just...
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Managing user permissions is a crucial part of system administration on any Linux server or desktop. Rather than setting permissions user by user, Linux allows you to create groups...
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The following guide will walk you through the steps to install and set up the MEAN stack on an Ubuntu virtual server. Introduction The MEAN stack is a combination...
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Let’s start with the “why” before we get to the “how.” Docker and Kubernetes are powerful DevOps tools that can supercharge your web app or software hosting. Here’s a...
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