Published on : February 25, 2019 by Albert Reilly
Configuring your Instance This series will help you create a WordPress website on AWS. This first part will help you configure your EC2 instance by installing LAMP (Linux Apache MySQL PHP) on it. We will move on to set virtual host on the instance to use multiple domains if needed. In the third part, we […]
Published on : March 29, 2017 by Manu M.
Hello Pals, My new blog is about adding a command or binary in the CageFS. For those who doesn’t know what CageFS is, I will start with a small brief on that. CageFS CageFS is a term related to CloudLinux and it is a virtualized file system and a set of tools to contain each […]
Published on : June 8, 2016 by Anitta Jose
What is HSTS? HSTS is a web security policy by which the website inform the browsers that it should never load the site using HTTP but only using HTTPS protocol. This security feature helps the secure HTTPS web servers to be protected against downgrade attacks (also known as SSL stripping attacks). SSL Stripping Now you […]
Published on : August 6, 2015 by Vishnu K Raj
In this article, I will summarize the steps and configuration needed to run Nginx reverse proxy for Apache. As you all know Apache rules the web server industry due to its robust and stable nature, but the main drawback of Apache is that it consumes a lot of system resources. Hence we need to optimize […]
Published on : October 15, 2014 by Mithun S.
In cPanel, it logs most of the activities happening on the server in log files. These log files are helpful in troubleshooting issues and in monitoring the performance of cPanel servers. We are here providing a list of Linux and cPanel logs location. This is just a default and common path list of various log […]