LEMP is a variation of the ubiquitous LAMP stack used for developing and deploying web applications. Traditionally, LAMP consists of Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP. Due to its modular nature, the components can easily be swapped out. With LEMP, Apache is replaced with the lightweight yet powerful Nginx. Installing Nginx Web server Nginx is a …
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Introduction The flexibility and versatility of Python language than can be leveraged for inso many cases. Scripting, data analysis, backend development, machine learning, automation, are just some cases where one can use the language. With its easy set up process and compatibility and gives it a upper hand over other languages. Its also a very …
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When you think of web hosting, after considering the bare minimums provided by the host, i.e. RAM, storage, and processing power next thing that comes to mind is ease of use. Majority of users, are mostly not familiar with the Linux environment and command usage. This drives the thought that Linux is complex, with a …
Preparation Login to your server as root and follow my guide to Install CWP. Perform some basic CWP setup tasks. Do not change your domain’s NS yet until you migrate the websites. Backup cPanel Login to your cPanel account using username and password given by your web hosting provider: Once you logged in to cPanel, …
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On Terminal Logged in as root. Run the following command. firewall-cmd –zone=public –add-port=2888/tcp Note this doesnot survive Reboots. Here is How to configure open firewall ports that survive Reboots. Start by finding your active zones by running the following command. firewall-cmd –get-active-zones If the Zone is Public run the following: firewall-cmd –zone=public …
Installing the Cloudpap backup agent on a Linux machine Log into your server as a root user. Download and launch the installation package. The package is downloaded as a binary file. To launch the .bin file, you need to make it executable: 1. Open the Terminal 2. Navigate to the folder where the installation package is saved 3. …
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