How to Speed Up Website through Gzip Compression on Apache
Most of the users having issue in website loading or load time is very high .Here I am explaining one method to speed up your website. There are several methods…
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Linux administrators play a critical role in managing and maintaining Linux-based systems. These professionals are responsible for ensuring the stability, security, and efficiency of Linux servers and workstations in various environments
Most of the users having issue in website loading or load time is very high .Here I am explaining one method to speed up your website. There are several methods…
Upgrade Openfire : Here we are going to upgrade Openfire server on Ubuntu server, As we have tested on Ubuntu 14.04.1 LTS but it should work on all debian based…
We have got many changes in Red Hat Enterprise Linux / CentOS , one of the many changes GRUB 2 version. Reset the password through single user mode we are…
Managing MySQL or MariaDB databases is an important aspect of website development, and having a user-friendly interface can make this process much easier. One famous utility for managing MySQL databases…
Install and Configure FastCGI and PHP on Centos/RHEL Step 1: Install PHP and FastCGI We are assuming that apache or web server is installed on linux box (CenOS/RHEL) .Use below…
Two important of swapping memory are as, first like when the system requires more memory than is statically available, the kernel swaps out less used pages and provides memory to…
In this post, I’ll explore how to filter Apache logs by date using the powerful “sed” editor, offering a versatile solution for extracting valuable information from your log files. Apache…
Linux tmpfs uses RAM to store a temporary filesystem.it is typically created on RAM. Since RAM is volatile and faster than static storage and can improve performance if the process…
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