Nginx as Linux Reverse Proxy: Setup and Alternatives
nginx leads for Linux reverse proxies with event-driven workers. Learn setup steps, when to choose HAProxy or Caddy, and security best practices.
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Optimize a Web Server on Linux VPS: Measure First
Find the real bottleneck before touching sysctl, swap or BBR. Measure CPU, memory, disk and network on your VPS, then tune only what the numbers point at.
Pick a Linux Control Panel by Server Size, Not Hype
Match your panel to your workload: CloudPanel for single servers, cPanel for resellers, DirectAdmin for lean alternatives. Compare free and paid options.
Five Controls for Secure Linux App Deployment
Master the five load-bearing controls that stop most attacks: non-root user, key-only SSH, default-deny firewall, reverse proxy, and scheduled patching.
Shared vs VPS Hosting for Linux Sites
I want to compare shared vs VPS hosting Linux so you can stop guessing and pick the right plan. The choice hits real pain: random slowdowns, surprise CPU fights, and nights spent chasing cryptic logs. I write from practice. I run servers, tune kernels, and pull apart performance issues. I’ll set clear expectations: uptime, speed […]
Linux VPS Setup: KVM Over OpenVZ for Real Control
KVM-virtualized Linux VPS with 2GB RAM gives you root access and debugging power. Learn sizing, security hardening, and why container plans fall short.
Upgrade CentOS 7 to CloudLinux: A Complete Step-by-Step Guide
If you’re running CentOS 7 and looking to make the switch to CloudLinux, you’re in the right place. CloudLinux is a great option, especially if you’re managing a web hosting environment. It enhances server stability, security, and efficiency—qualities that are crucial for any hosting business. Upgrading from CentOS 7 to CloudLinux might seem like a […]