Web Servers

Nginx is a Linux-based web server and proxy that specializes in redirecting web traffic. It can be configured to redirect unencrypted HTTP web traffic to an encrypted HTTPS server. This guide will show you how to redirect HTTP to HTTPS using Nginx.

You have probably noticed your Linux OS slowing down, especially when working harder. Understanding CPU processor usage is critical for overall performance measurement.

Apache is part of the popular LAMP stack of software. This article shows how to start, stop, and restart the Apache service on Ubuntu using the CLI.

Apache is part of the LAMP stack of software for Linux (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP). Learn about Apache logs in this comprehensive guide. See the difference between error and access logs and how to set up HTTP server logging.

This article explores multiple ways to connect to a PostgreSQL database from Linux and Windows.

This guide will help you install the Apache web server on an Ubuntu operating system. Apache is a very widely used web server software, and is highly customizable through add-on modules.

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.

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.

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

Setting up a payment method in the Bare Metal Cloud portal enables auto-charging for unpaid invoices and ensures timely payments and uninterrupted service. This tutorial walks you through the necessary steps to enable Bare Metal Cloud portal payments, manage payment methods, and view invoices.