cPanel is the control panel for web hosting built by cPanel LTD. In the last article of the Linux cPanel series, I reviewed Virtualmin, a popular, free, and open-source control panel. aaPanel is also a free and open-source control panel…
We wrote a detailed article on what SSH is and how to use SSH to connect to a remote server. In this article, you will learn why and how to change the default SSH port. Why change the default SSH…
grep stands for Global Regular Expression Print. grep command is available in Unix/Linux-based operating systems. The full form of the tool suggests that it is used to search any text or expression in the given file(s). It is useful when…
Laravel is one of the best PHP frameworks for developing web applications. It has a ton of features that otherwise are time-consuming to build a PHP app from scratch. Some of the best features of Laravel are, it is easily…
Welcome to the second article in the series, Learn jQuery. Using jQuery in web pages is extremely simple, but we should have proper tools for debugging our code. Fortunately, we only require a web browser that is good for development…
Almost all web hosting companies claim to be the #1 in the business. When buying web hosting, there are some essential points to consider. Often somebody decides to buy a web hosting; he looks to buy a plan with everything…
Today we are starting a new series on Linux cPanels. Many of you would already have used cPanel on popular web hosting services like Hostgator, Bluehost, etc. In this series, I will cover web hosting panels for Linux servers. You…
Have you ever thought about how some of the World’s biggest companies monitor hundreds of devices? If not, then do it now because, in this tutorial, I am going to introduce you to Nagios. Nagios is a monitoring solution that…
