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Working in Linux often feels like navigating a vast library. Instead of shelves, you have directories (folders), and instead of books, you have files. To be effective as a system administrator, developer, or even a curious beginner, you need to master the basics of finding your way around this structure. One of the most important […]
In Linux, shell scripts (.sh files) are widely used to automate tasks, configure systems, or deploy applications. Knowing how to run them is essential for administrators, developers, and anyone working with Linux servers. In this guide, we’ll explain different methods step by step. 1. Make the File Executable When you download or create a .sh […]
MySQL remains one of the most widely adopted relational database management systems, powering everything from small e-commerce websites to enterprise SaaS platforms. With this ubiquity comes a critical responsibility: safeguarding data against hardware failures, human error, and malicious attacks. A single corrupted database or lost table can disrupt operations, erode customer trust, and result in […]
Running high-performance applications on Linux requires more than powerful hardware; it demands careful tuning of the operating system, kernel parameters, and the software stack. Proper optimization ensures lower latency, higher throughput, and improved reliability, which is critical when hosting databases, web applications, or compute-intensive workloads at scale. Keep the System Lean A high-performance server should […]
When it comes to securing Linux servers, most administrators think about the basics: keeping packages updated, configuring firewalls, limiting SSH access. Yet one of the most powerful security mechanisms often goes overlooked — SELinux (Security-Enhanced Linux). This isn’t just an add-on; it’s a kernel-level security framework designed to stop intrusions before they escalate. For both […]
If you administer Linux/Unix systems from Windows, you need three things: a secure terminal, reliable file transfer, and sane key management. PuTTY delivers all three in a GUI bundle; OpenSSH provides the same core capabilities natively on Linux . This piece explains when to pick PuTTY, what’s actually in the suite, and how to map […]
Creating new files is one of the most basic yet essential tasks when working on a Linux system. Whether you are managing a VPS, a dedicated server, or a simple virtual machine, understanding how to create files efficiently gives you more control over your environment. Linux offers multiple ways to create files — from simple […]
When you provision a fresh Linux server — be it a VPS, a bare-metal dedicated server, or a cloud-hosted virtual machine — you will notice that the system boots into a deliberately minimalist and hardened environment. This is not an oversight but an intentional design choice. Modern Linux distributions strip away unnecessary services and functionality […]
The Birth of Linux In the early 1990s, computers were expensive, operating systems were closed, and freedom for developers was limited. On August 25, 1991, a 21-year-old Finnish student, Linus Torvalds, posted a now-legendary message on the Usenet group comp.os.minix: “I’m doing a (free) operating system, just a hobby, won’t be big and professional like […]
Chromebooks were originally designed as lightweight devices built around ChromeOS, with most tasks running in the browser. Over time, however, they have gained much more flexibility. One of the biggest changes has been the addition of Linux support — also known as Crostini or Linux (Beta). With this feature, you can run Linux applications, development […]