How to configure SSL Certificate on Nginx server
STEPS TO INSTALL SSL CERTIFICATE In this article, we are going to install an SSL certificate on Nginx Webserver. Also, I am going to explain each and every step like the creation of CSR...
STEPS TO INSTALL SSL CERTIFICATE In this article, we are going to install an SSL certificate on Nginx Webserver. Also, I am going to explain each and every step like the creation of CSR...
OpenSSL Commands For SysAdmins In this article, we are going to learn some most important OpenSSL commands which help us to implement SSL on the website without any trouble. Implementation of SSL on the...
In this article, we are going to learn to create a Swap partition on Linux systems. This is very important to create a swap partition on Linux if we don’t have a swap partition...
What is UMASK? Umask stands for User mask or User creation mask. When you create any new file or directory on a Linux system. These files get default permissions from the system. This permission is provided or given...
In an unlucky situation of forgetting or losing Mysql root password and you will have to recover it somehow. Mysql stores the password in the user’s table. That means we need to check out...
Linux /etc/fstab File The /etc/fstab is a file that contains all the information about partitions and storage devices present on the system. This file is basically located under the “/etc/” directory. This file gives you...
Git is a standard repository that stores the source code for open source projects as well as private projects. In this tutorial, we are going to explain the simple way to resolve the merge conflicts...
Master-Slave Replication Master-Slave Mysql Replication is a process that allows to copied or transferred data from one MySQL server to another in a faster way. The master server will copy all its data to...
User & Group related Linux commands In this tutorial, We will have look at multiple User and Group Linux commands. These commands basically help a newbie to get hands-on experience on user and group...
Disable SSH Root Login The root account on the server has the power to perform any actions like create/update/delete/install/remove. The root account is an administrative account on all Linux and Unix systems. This account...