Linux Server Administration Articles
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This section provides articles and resources for Linux server administration. The topics cover server management, security, and optimization.
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Installing and configuring HAProxy on Linux (AlmaLinux)
Read more: Installing and configuring HAProxy on Linux (AlmaLinux)Let’s review installing and configuring HAProxy on Linux (AlmaLinux). High Availability (HA) Proxy divides incoming web traffic among servers to optimize speed and resource utilization.
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Installing and Verifying OpenJDK 11
Read more: Installing and Verifying OpenJDK 11Streamline your Java development workflow by installing OpenJDK. Follow our step-by-step guide to get up and running in no time starting today.
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Installing memcached on CentOS 7 and Fedora
Read more: Installing memcached on CentOS 7 and FedoraInstall Memcached on CentOS or Fedora to boost dynamic web app speed by caching database content and reducing DB load. Root access required.
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Installing Memcached on Ubuntu
Read more: Installing Memcached on UbuntuInstall Memcached on Ubuntu 12.04+ to speed up dynamic sites by caching database content. Root access is required for setup.
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Installing Memcached PHP Extension for CentOS and Fedora
Read more: Installing Memcached PHP Extension for CentOS and FedoraInstalling the PHP Extension for Memcached is a simple process, this tutorial will show installation for CentOS and Fedora operating systems. The installation is done through the command line using yum.
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Installing mlocate
Read more: Installing mlocateThe locate command is one of the best tools for finding files quickly by filename. This command reads one or more databases prepared by updatedb and writes files matching at least one of the patterns to standard output (one per line). You may need to install mlocate to enable this feature. This article provides instructions…
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Installing mod_brotli
Read more: Installing mod_brotliInstall & configure `mod_brotli` on Apache. Learn to enable Brotli compression, verify it, and manage its preference over Gzip for faster sites.
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Installing mod_reqtimeout
Read more: Installing mod_reqtimeoutDefend Apache vs Slowloris with `mod_reqtimeout`. Guide: install on EA3/EA4 & set `RequestReadTimeout` for header/body to drop slow attacks.