Practical guides for managing Linux servers, control panels, cloud infrastructure, security, and email systems.
Just like caching the front-end static files play an important role in improving the site speed. Similarly, we need to cache the backend for enhancing server performance.
This blog explains how to change the wordpress site and home URL using both command line and phpMyAdmin methods.
This blog explains how to disable strict sql_mode on a Linux server via command line. 1.The temporary method by command line: In order to disable or enable the strict mode, […]
This blog explains how to Migrate Centova Cast v3 Installation to a new server. Here we explain the situation using two servers as SERVER A and SERVER B.
Before we jump into the installation and configuration, lets get to an introduction to Jira. For those who are new to Jira, I would suggest you to go through the […]
WordPress is a free, open-source website creation platform. WordPress is a content management system (CMS) written in PHP that uses a MySQL database or MariaDB database.
What is Symlink? A symlink (also called a symbolic link) is a type of file that points to another file or a folder on your computer.
NGINX is a web server, load balancer, and reverse caching proxy. Like all web servers, it accepts HTTP requests and responds with HTML documents.
Migrating from cPanel to DirectAdmin: Full Step-by-Step Guide With cPanel licensing costs increasing over the years, many hosting companies and server owners are shifting to DirectAdmin.
Running Jira behind a reverse proxy is common, but SSL termination is where most administrators get stuck.
Running Python frameworks such as Django or Flask behind Nginx demands more than a basic configuration.
A detailed InnoDB recovery workflow covering diagnosis, offline preservation, forced startup, logical extraction, partial-table salvage and clean restoration.
