Virtualization

This tutorial shows you how to use Docker and an official MongoDB container image to deploy your databases. Additionally, it covers basic commands that allow you to interact with the MongoDB client effectively.

This guide explains how to install VirtualBox on CentOS and Rocky Linux directly from the official Oracle repository. Get valuable insight into this open-source cross-platform virtualization software today.

This tutorial shows you how to create a series of .yaml files to install and set up Prometheus Monitoring on your Kubernetes cluster. Monitor your servers and use that data to improve the performance of your applications and infrastructure.

Helm charts are application packages that use Kubernetes resources. They provide a template structure for app deployment. Learn how to create a Helm chart in this step-by-step tutorial.

Helm is a package manager for Kubernetes that simplifies deployment process. Follow this step-by-step tutorial to learn how to install Helm on Ubuntu, Mac and Windows.

Docker is an increasingly popular software package that creates containers for application development. Essentially, it creates a uniform interface so that any application running on it is compatible with most operating systems. Developing in Docker also helps speed up applications, since it shares the kernel and other resources.

This guide shows how to offload data from Veeam to phoenixNAP's object storage. Use the storage to create VM backups and secure your data.

Windows Subsystem for Linux 2 (WSL2) is an enhanced WSL. It features a fully functional Linux kernel, which improves the subsystem's performance and Docker compatibility. Learn more about the differences, how to upgrade, and troubleshooting tips in this guide.

Docker is a virtual container management platform that speeds up and improves application development and deployment. This tutorial shows how to install Docker on Debian, using the OS repositories, the official Docker repository, or DEB packages.

WSL enables users to run Ubuntu and other Linux instances on Windows machines, without creating separate VMs or dual booting. This article shows how to upgrade an Ubuntu 22.04 LTS to the newer 24.04 release.