Web Servers

Cron is used to schedule scripts and commands on Linux systems. Find out where these jobs are stored and list cron jobs running on your computer.

The .htaccess file in WordPress is a configuration file for managing hyperlinks. It is most commonly used to rewrite URLs, making them clearer and more readable by both people and search engines. This file is included by default in a new WordPress installation. This guide will help you find, modify, and create a .htaccess file for WordPress.

NGINX (pronounced "Engine X") is a web server application used to set up a reverse proxy. This guide provides an in-depth look into setting up a reverse proxy via NGINX.

This guide explains how to fix the "Your PHP installation appears to be missing the MySQL extension" using several different methods.

The easiest way to set up a reverse proxy is using Docker and Nginx. Learn how to set up reverse proxy for web servers by running each service in a Docker container.

A Certificate Signing Request (CSR) is the first step in setting up an SSL Certificate on your website. An SSL Certificate secures and encrypts traffic between a client and a website. This guide will walk you through generating a CSR.

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.