This tutorial explains how to install and configure MongoDB Community Edition on Ubuntu 20.04. MongoDB is a free, open-source document database. Belongs to the so-called database family
What is Rocket-Nginx? Rocket-Nginx is a configuration add-on to Nginx for the WordPress cache plugin, WP-Rocket. The developer claims that by injecting the Rocket-Nginx configuration, the
After updating Windows 10 to Insider Build 17063, I need to run the following command on Ubuntu WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) so that my SSH command can
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Solid-state drives or better known as SSDs, improve the performance of aging computers and turn newer computers into super fast machines. But, when
CyberPanel is an alternative hosting control panel that is quite capable, and should not be underestimated. CyberPanel isn't a tin-tin-class control panel, because of the developer
Flockmail is a business email service recently launched by Rumahweb, which is noted to have features that are arguably not inferior to Google's G-Suite, there are even features.
One of the most important features of any hosting service is the control panel - a tool that allows managing websites easily through a GUI display. While there is
Complete tutorial on installing Centos 7 at a minimum for a basic web server operating system (OS), which will be used to install cPanel, Plesk, VPSSIM, etc.
Protecting your site with HTTPS is mandatory, even if your site doesn't have sensitive information. Apart from providing crucial security and data integrity on the site
Early March 2019, I launched a free CDN service which I named ANYONE CDN. The mission of making this free CDN is to provide opportunities for all
When I installed s3fs on Ubuntu, it got an error: ./autogen.sh: 38: ./autogen.sh: aclocal: not found This happened when I executed the command ./autogen.sh. root @ ubuntu-2gb-nbg1-1: / usr / src / s3fs-fuse# ./autogen.sh -
On 6 August 1991, without fanfare, British computer scientist Tim Berners-Lee published his first website while working at CERN, the large particle physics laboratory.
