Monitoring ToolsConfiguring Monit on Linux: A Step-by-Step GuideBy RahulMay 5, 2014Monit is a powerful, open-source utility for managing and monitoring Unix systems. Widely appreciated for its simplicity and ease of…
OpensourceHow to Setup SSL Certificate with Node.js in LinuxBy RahulMay 2, 2014Security is the first priority for any production applications. If your site is providing payment option, then we recommend to…
C LanguageC Programming – An Introduction to Array’sBy RahulMay 2, 2014An array is a collection of similar types of data. It is a data structure that can store a fixed-size…
MongoDBHow to Create and Drop Database in MongoDB: A Comprehensive GuideBy RahulMay 1, 2014MongoDB is a popular, open-source NoSQL database that provides high performance, high availability, and automatic scaling. As a document-based database,…
MariaDBHow to Change the Default Data Directory in MySQLBy RahulMay 1, 2014In the world of database management, flexibility and organization are key. MySQL, as one of the most popular database management…
AWSManage Amazon S3 using Windows Command Utility (s3.exe)By RahulApril 27, 2014s3.exe is a standalone windows command line utility available for managing s3 buckets and EC2 environments. this file don’t required…
FTPHow To Setup VsFTPd Server on CentOS/RHEL 6/5By RahulApril 26, 2014VsFTPd stands for Very Secure FTP Daemon. VSFTPD is the most popular ftp server. Also probably the most secure and…
Linux TutorialsHow to Install Mencoder & MPlayer on LinuxBy RahulApril 25, 2014Mencoder is a companion program to the MPlayer media player that can be used to encode or transform any audio…
PHPHow to Install XCache PHP Module in cPanelBy RahulApril 23, 2014XCache is a fast, stable PHP opcode cacher. This relatively new opcode caching software has been developed by mOo. XCache…
CentOSConfiguring the EPEL Repository on RHEL-based SystemsBy RahulApril 22, 2014The Extra Packages for Enterprise Linux(EPEL) is an online repository that provides high-quality commonly used software packages for Enterprise Linux…