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Until now, you must have been in a situation where you have launched a program in the Linux operating system and while you are using the program, it suddenly crashes and remains unresponsive. In this situation, most users stop and restart the program, but still, the program froze up. In such a situation, users do […]

One of the concerns of users after purchasing VPS is how to transfer and copy important files from personal systems to VPS and vice versa. Naturally, all users will need to transfer and use their files in VPS. Especially site administrators are more involved with this problem than other users and are looking for a […]

A reverse proxy is a server, software application, or cloud service that sits in front of one or more web servers to snoop on and examine incoming client requests before sending them to the web server and then relaying the server’s response to the client. How to Configure Nginx as Reverse Proxy on Ubuntu Linux […]

Various Linux distributions such as Debian, Ubuntu, CentOS, Fedora, etc. have a graphical user interface by default and also support various out-of-the-box desktop environments. GNOME and KDE are among the leaders among the wide variety of Linux/Unix desktop environments such as LXDE, LXQT, Cinnamon, XFCE, etc., which are preferred by most users due to their […]

Regardless of being a Linux user or administrator, you will need to mount remote file system on your local system to meet your considered purposes. Secure SHell FileSystem (SSHF) is the client that enables you to mount remote filesystems and interact with remote directories and files. In this article, you will learn How to Mount […]

As a Linux administrator, you might need to reboot, halt, or power off your machine. For example, while facing hardware issues, installing applications, and more you will need to reboot your Linux system. Join us with this article to learn How to Reboot or Restart Linux. Obviously, you must be a root or a member […]

Linux users track and monitor system resources to control them. To do this, they need a metric and also knowledge of reading the result. Load Average in Linux is an important metric that helps Linux users to monitor system resources. To use system resources, it is important to keep an eye on the system’s resources. […]

Linux operating systems set up the first user as an admin by default and grant it access to sudo and reasonable defaults. While the Sudoers file provides instructions to the system on handling the sudo command, the sudo command enables non-root users to execute other Linux commands that typically require superuser access. But sometimes they […]

SSH stands for Secure Shell or Secure Socket Shell, which is a network protocol and a secure solution for users, especially system administrators, to access computers and programs remotely in an insecure network. The SSH protocol secures data communication between two computers with strong authentication and encryption and facilitates and accelerates network administrators’ tasks.

Web developers need to run a popular web server and database software, programming languages, such as OpenLiteSpeed, MariaDB, and efficient PHP programming language and so on to improve Linux server performance in hosting high-traffic sites and dynamic web applications.

Wget is a free network downloader used to download files from the server. As a non-interactive downloader, it works in the background even when the user is not logged on without impediment to the ongoing process. To learn Everything about Wget Command in Linux, stay with us till the end and review some practical examples […]

As a free and open-source Linux distribution based on Debian, Ubuntu comes with a comprehensive package management system. To install, upgrade, configure, and remove software, management tools are required to manage the packages. The Advanced Packaging Tool (APT) is one of them. In this article, you will learn How to Use APT Package Manager in […]