Home server OSes allow you to easily install third-party apps on your home server. Here are the best home server OS that you can install today.
By Ramces Red – Nov 12, 2024
Caddy is a powerful, yet easy-to-use webserver for Linux. Learn how you can use it for hosting websites and proxies in Ubuntu today.
By Ramces Red – Mar 28, 2024
Listmonk is a simple and lightweight newsletter management platform for Linux. Learn how to install Listmonk in Ubuntu.
By Ramces Red – Oct 20, 2023
Uptime Kuma is a modern lightweight uptime monitoring tool for Linux. Learn how you can host one in your network using Docker and Ubuntu.
By Ramces Red – Oct 18, 2023
Nostr relays are the backbone that serve content inside a the Nostr social media network. Learn how to host a Nostr relay on Linux with nostream.
By Ramces Red – Oct 13, 2023
Ghost is a powerful, open-source blogging platform. Here we show you how to self-host Ghost and install it on your Linux server.
By Ramces Red – Sep 14, 2023
Dico is a simple, yet highly flexible online dictionary server for Linux. Learn how you can host and use one on your local network.
By Ramces Red – Mar 15, 2023
Email is a important part of communications today. Learn how you can take control over your data by hosting your own email server in Linux.
By Ramces Red – Feb 28, 2023
Peertube is a decentralized video hosting platform for Linux servers. Learn how you can host a Peertube instance with your hardware.
By Ramces Red – Feb 20, 2023
Follow this guide to use Fail2ban on your Linux server to protect it by banning IP addresses that show signs of malicious activity.
By Ramces Red – Feb 15, 2023
SCP is a powerful command-line file transfer tool for Linux. Learn about its functions and how you can make it work for your remote server.
By Ramces Red – Dec 29, 2022
Highlighted and clarified here are the differences between RHEL, CentOS, and Fedora, and why one may or may not be the best choice for your usage.
By John Perkins – Jun 3, 2020
Cockpit is an extensible web application to help you monitor and manage your Linux system. Learn how to manage your Linux system with Cockpit.
By John Perkins – May 25, 2020
Malware and rootkit can wreak havoc to your server. Luckily, there are plenty of tools to scan your Linux server for malware and rootkit, and they are free.
By Jeff Mitchell – Aug 26, 2019
Setting up a Linux home server is relatively easy, but securing it is another story altogether. Learn how you can secure your Linux home server.
By Kris Wouk – Jun 11, 2019
The best way to choose a virtual private server for your app is to benchmark it. Learn how to benchmark a Linux server and choose which is best for you at this moment.
By Alexandru Andrei – Apr 9, 2019
If your ISP doesn’t provide you with a dedicated IP address, you can make use of a VPS and reverse SSH tunnel to allow external connections. Here’s how.
By Alexandru Andrei – Feb 14, 2019
A recent strand of malware called SpeakUp is using backdoor attacks to get a miner onto servers running Linux. Here is what you need to know about it.
By Simon Batt – Feb 11, 2019
If your Linux server is accessible to the public, you need to know how to protect it. Here are 3 resources you should use to harden your Linux server.
By Tia – Oct 2, 2018
To prevent hackers from accessing the open ports in your Linux server, you can use Knockd to hide running services.
By Michael Aboagye – Jun 27, 2018
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