SysAdmin

Wget is a commonly used tool for downloading files in a command-line session. Not only is it fast and practical, but it also offers additional downloading features. Learn the 12 most popular wget commands with examples how to use them.

When you install MySQL on your system, the root user may not be able to access it. Using the ALTER command, you can modify the root user and allow it access to MySQL.

This step-by-step guide shows how to upgrade your CentOS system to AlmaLinux 9, a viable CentOS alternative for enterprise-grade servers.

This article shows which commands best to use when compressing and decompressing files from the command line. By using the two compression utilities, covered in this tutorial, tar and gzip, you can manage zip files with ease.

Use the command line interface to display directory size and for display disk space. This guide will help you find the amount of disk space used by any given directory.

Looking to migrate from CentOS 8? Try CentOS Stream, an upstream version of RHEL. Read about the advantages and follow our step-by-step guide to switch to this rolling distro in no time.

RPM files make software installation and upgrading easier as they bundle up everything in a single place. This guide shows how to download and install an RPM file in Linux.

This article explores individual LAMP components and the benefits and challenges of using this stack. It also lists viable LAMP alternatives.

Data types are important to understand as a name and a data type define each column in a database table. Learn all about MySQL data types and when to use them in this comprehensive guide.

WordPress (WP) is the widely used content management systems in the world. Its ease of use, numerous themes, and plugins, as well as strong community support, has made it the number one solution in the world. WordPress is used for everything from simple blogs to complex websites. In this tutorial, we will go over how to install WordPress manually with cPanel.