Category: Guides
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When you’re building a website or web app, you’ll often need to show static files. These include things like images, CSS, and JavaScript. They don’t change when users visit …
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When you write Python programs on Ubuntu, it’s best to use something called a virtual environment. It helps keep your projects clean and organized. I use virtual environments every …
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If you run a website using Apache and PHP, you can make it faster and safer by using PHP-FPM. In this post, I’ll walk you through how to set …
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Greetings, fellow keyboard warriors and terminal tamers. This time, we’re diving into something powerful, sneaky, and super useful: a little tool called sed. If you’ve ever seen a hacker …
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Firewalls help protect your server. They block bad traffic and allow good traffic. If you run a server—like a website, game server, or email server—you need a firewall. One …
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Let’s talk about something really useful: watching your servers like a hawk. In this guide, I’m going to show you how to monitor your server uptime using a free …
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Hello, fellow geeks and curious clickers, Today we’re diving into something cool (and useful): running multiple WordPress sites on a single VPS. I’ve done this many times, and honestly, …
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If you’ve ever needed to search a mountain of data quickly, Elasticsearch can help. And if you want to see that data on graphs and dashboards, Kibana is its …
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Vim is a text editor. It runs in your terminal. You use it to write or edit text files. It’s fast, lightweight, and powerful. But at first, it feels …
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A slow website is frustrating. You click a link, and it just spins. That’s not fun for anyone—not for you, not for your visitors, and not even for your …
