Category: Guides
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Backing up your files is like brushing your teeth. If you skip it too often, you might regret it later. When I first started using Linux, I didn’t think …
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Writing the same command over and over can get boring. I’ve been there. When I first started using Linux, I didn’t know I could automate tasks. But then I …
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When I first started using Next.js, I loved how smooth it felt to build websites with it. But when it came time to put my project online, I hit …
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You know sometimes websites feel slow. That’s often because the server works hard to build the same page every time someone visits. If you’re using Apache as your web …
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When you use the terminal in Linux to update your system, install a package, or download something from the internet, you might sometimes see this message: Could not resolve …
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When you’re managing more than one Debian machine, downloading the same packages over and over again can feel slow and wasteful. A local repository helps with that. It’s a …
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When you manage a server, you want to know if something goes wrong. You don’t always have time to sit and watch dashboards. That’s why email alerts are helpful. …
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Keeping an eye on your server is important. You want to know if it’s healthy, fast, and running as expected. One tool I’ve used for this is called Zabbix. …
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Keeping track of how much internet data your server uses can be really helpful. I found this out while running a small web server at home. I wanted to …
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We know that one PHP version just isn’t enough. I found this out when I was running more than one website on the same server. One site needed PHP …
