Tutorials

WordPress is a fast, efficient, clean way to manage a blog or a website, the last article I posted on how to install WordPress was lengthy, but today I’ll show you how to do it Read more…

To get an in-depth knowledge on Apache Web Server, please visit, this. As for now let us begin up setting shop with the one and only Apache Server, in this guide I’ll show you how Read more…

To get information on Mysql, please refer this. As for now lets get on with our installation, and usual you have the option to follow along the video below, or read the steps. Step 1 Read more…

Node.js is a server side platform, very powerful JavaScript-based framework/platform built on Google Chrome’s JavaScript V8 Engine. It is used to develop I/O intensive web applications like video streaming sites, single-page applications, and other web Read more…

MySecureShell is a solution which has been made to bring more features to sftp/scp protocol given by OpenSSH. MySecureShell is a really lightweight very secure FTP server you can install in major Linux distribution. MySecureShell is Read more…

Fail2ban software is an intrusion prevention framework on your CentOS 7 (and 6) vps that scans log files and bans IPs that show the malicious signs so you can protect your server from brute-force attacks. Read more…

More often than not, you are not the only one working on your server, sometime it may be a team, or a partner that needs to login to your server, or just someone you hired Read more…

  SpeedTest.net has been recently being a global standard for broadband speed test. Many users use their service to test how fast their internet connection is. You know that you can even host your own Read more…

What is Nginx? Nginx is a better free alternative to Apache because its lightweight and RAM-friendly. It can perform better and faster than Apache, particularly when the number of concurrent site visitors is on the rise. The only Read more…

FTP is the way to upload, download, edit, manage and organize all your website’s files stored remotely in your CentOS server.  Using FTP is the perfect choice because the server we are talking about here Read more…