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Setting up an OpenVPN server on Ubuntu can sound tricky, but don’t worry—you’re not diving into a digital jungle without a map. I’ll guide you step by step so …
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Deploying a Laravel app might sound scary at first, but I promise it’s not rocket science. When I first tried, I had no idea what I was doing. My …
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Sometimes one server just isn’t enough. I learned that the hard way when my little WordPress site crashed because too many people tried to visit at the same time. …
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If you’re someone who loves keeping an eye on your computer’s performance, or if you’re just getting started with system monitoring, you’ll find btop to be a handy tool. …
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When your computer’s disk is almost full, things slow down. Programs don’t run as fast, updates may fail, and you might even get weird errors. That’s why keeping an …
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If you want to keep your Linux computer safe from unwanted network traffic, using a firewall is a good idea. A firewall is like a bouncer at a party—it …
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Sometimes, you need to connect to a computer far away, but you want to do it safely. That’s where SSH tunneling comes in. SSH stands for Secure Shell. It’s …
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If you’ve ever wanted a simple way to move files between computers, setting up an FTP server can be a great solution. FTP stands for File Transfer Protocol. It’s …
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Setting up your own DNS server might sound like rocket science, but it’s not that bad—especially when you use a lightweight tool like NSD. NSD stands for Name Server …
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Moving a WordPress site from shared hosting to a VPS (Virtual Private Server) might sound like a big job. But don’t worry—once you understand the steps, it’s not so …
