List of beginner friendly guides for building your own linux web-server from scratch.
FastCGI caching in Nginx is a powerful tool for improving the performance of dynamic websites and web applications. By caching dynamically generated content, you can reduce server load and decrease…
Securing your website with an SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) certificate is crucial in today’s digital landscape. It not only protects the sensitive data transmitted between your website and its visitors…
Brotli is a relatively new compression algorithm that provides better compression than Gzip and is supported by modern web browsers. Enabling Brotli compression on your Nginx server can significantly improve…
HTTP/2 is the most recent version of the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP), and it is quicker, more secure, and more efficient than HTTP If you run a website on an…
We all might be known for services like Heroku, Netlify, and Vercel. You can deploy your web application from your GitHub repository to all of them. Those services do one…
Building a RESTful API using Express and Node.js is fun until it’s ready to serve in a production environment. There are many real-world challenges to properly deploying an API or…
While MySQL prompt is used and recommended by the developer community for database administration, most people prefer a graphical user interface over the old school command line prompt. As of…
While MySQL prompt is used and recommended by the developer community for database administration, most people prefer a graphical user interface over the old school command line prompt. As of…
The Secure Shell Protocol (SSH) is a cryptographic network protocol for operating network services securely over an unsecured network. Its most notable applications are remote login and command-line execution. SSH…
LAMP is an open-source application stack used to develop and serve web applications on the internet. The abbreviation “LAMP” stands for Linux Operating System, Apache Web Server, MySQL Database, and PHP programming Language.…
Node.js is a powerful server side JavaScript framework that has been used by a large number projects as a back-end technology. As the uses of this framework soars, developers face…
LEMP is an open-source application stack used to develop and serve web applications on the internet. The abbreviation “LEMP” stands for Linux Operating System, Nginx Web Server (pronounced as engine-x, hence…
