Best Rsync Crash Course of (2022)
Have you ever had a major file corruption or lost a device? Perhaps you simply like to be thorough when backing up files. Today we bring you rsync.
Top 3 Best Python IDE’s for Linux you should try in (2022)
Python is a very popular (and relatively easy to learn) software development language. Like Perl, Matlab and Java (yes, Java) it is interpreted and will run almost seamlessly on various platforms (Windows, MacOS and Linux). You can even write mobile software that will run on iOS and Android. The ease of use tends to be overestimated. It is easier than Java, but it is not as straightforward and creating client-side script in Javascript. You still have to grasp the concepts of classes, methods and all it entails, but the language itself is easier (although I keep adding the random semicolon at the end of the line ;).
Before getting started, you will need to know what you want to do with Python. Are you creating script for processing files (batch jobs)? Are you creating scripts to enhance your website? Are you planning on building desktop apps (you can). Are you planning on building Mobile Apps (you CAN)? Database apps? You certainly can. However, before downloading and installing anything, please do some planning and read this article.
Advanced UFW rules for the seasoned mind
For the seasoned among us, this is for you! We will explain default rule states, how using service names can save you time, good ways to manage a multitude of rules…
How To Install and Use UFW Firewall In Linux
UFW, the Uncomplicated Firewall, is as true as a command line utility can be. Posing some of my very first challenges managing a server for the first time, I learned by spinning up a copy of Ubuntu on an old computer using a keyboard and mouse for initial setup.
CentOS EOL – So What’s the Alternative?
The CentOS ecosystem, have we an option that will replace it? So you have a server or many more. You are using programs native to CentOS, and you’re worried about patches and updates going forward. We are here to say, worry not. The community has got you!
Linux DHCP Server options you are overlooking
Most of us know that a DHCP server is used to assign, and manage/track, IP addresses to the various devices on our network. Without a DHCP server, we would have to manually set, and track, a unique IP address for every device on our network, as well as set the proper network mask, DNS servers, and a default gateway address.
Important basic Linux commands for absolute beginners – (Part 1)
So you want to learn Linux? We can help you get there by getting you started with some essential and basic commands all Linux junkies should know!
How To Host ANY Server | An Introduction to Hosting (Minecraft in this case)
How do i host a website? How do i host a service? These questions a lot of users have and don’t really have a clue on where to start or basic fundamentals for hosting network services. If you are one of those users, this is the crash course for you!
Configure a SAMBA Share in Linux
Lots of businesses need to share files with employees and need a way to acheive this. SAMBA is a Linux service for sharing files and much more. We will go over setting up a share for users and anonymous users.
Configure Bind9 in Debian/Ubuntu
Every large organization needs a way to resolve internal resources, this could be internal websites, webapps or even file servers…