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Hey there, fellow code wrangler đź‘ľ Today, we’re diving into something that sounds complex but is actually kinda fun once you get the hang of it—setting up Rancher to …
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When I first started using Docker, I thought it was the coolest way to run apps. It made everything neat and tidy. I could put my app, settings, and …
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If you’ve ever used Docker, you probably know how powerful it is. It lets you run apps inside little containers. These containers are like mini-computers that live inside your …
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If you run a website that’s growing fast, you might need more power. I’ve been there too. At first, I started with shared hosting. It worked for a while. …
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Keep your MySQL server lean, not mean If you’re running a small server with 2GB RAM, like I do, you’ll want your MySQL (or MariaDB) database to be fast …
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When I first started using Linux, I found it tricky to edit files from the command line. I didn’t know which editor to use. Some people said “use Vim,” …
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Simple, Clear, and Even a Bit Fun When I first heard about Cockpit, I thought it was something for pilots. But nope—Cockpit is actually a tool that helps people …
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Running virtual machines (VMs) on your own CentOS server is a cool way to save money and learn new skills. With a little setup, you can turn one physical …
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When it comes to managing virtual machines at home or in a lab, Proxmox is a solid choice. It’s a tool that helps you run many operating systems on …
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Greetings, fellow file wizards and byte-stackers. If you’re like me, you care a lot about your data—not just the important stuff like work files and school projects, but also …
