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Running your own email server on Linux offers more control and potentially lower costs compared to using a third-party service. However, it also involves more configuration and maintenance. This tutorial will guide you through the basic steps of setting up a mail server on Linux using Postfix, the most popular option This tutorial applies to [...]
Alpine Linux is a distribution designed to be small, simple, and secure. We recently added this to Operating System lineup for our Linux Cloud Servers. The Cloud Images available on the Alpine Linux website are for AWS, NoCloud, Azure, GCP, and OCI. You could convert the NoCloud image, but we thought it would be easier [...]
Data loss on a Windows Server can be catastrophic. Implementing a proper backup strategy is essential for ensuring business continuity and minimising downtime. This tutorial will guide you through the best practices for keeping regular backups of your Windows Server. The 3-2-1 Backup Rule The 3-2-1 backup rule is a fundamental principle for secure backups. [...]
This article will explain how you deploy your Drupal website. Prerequisites A web hosting account with cPanel access A domain name Steps Create a Database In cPanel, locate the "Databases" section and find the MySQL Database Wizard (or similar option depending on your host). Create a new database and a separate user with a strong [...]
When venturing into the world of websites, you'll encounter a barrage of technical terms like shared hosting, reseller hosting, and virtual machines. These terms define how your website resides on a physical server and the level of control you have over it. Let's break down each option to help you pick the perfect fit for [...]
In the fast-paced world of forex trading, every millisecond counts. The difference between a profitable trade and a missed opportunity can hinge on how quickly your orders reach the market. This is where a dedicated forex cloud server comes in, offering a significant advantage over using your personal computer. Here's how a dedicated forex cloud [...]
Proxmox offers two main virtualisation options: LXC containers and VMs (Virtual Machines). Both allow you to run multiple isolated environments on a single server, but they differ in their approach and ideal use cases. This tutorial will guide you through their key differences to help you decide which one suits your needs best. Understanding Virtualisation [...]
Here's a tutorial on installing cPanel on AlmaLinux: Prerequisites A fresh AlmaLinux installation (recommended for a smooth process). Root access to your AlmaLinux server. A cPanel/WHM license (you can find licensing information and trials on the cPanel website). Preparation Update your system: Ensure you have the latest packages and security updates by running: sudo dnf update [...]
For security reasons, root is disabled by default with our Linux Cloud Virtual Servers (Cloud Servers). This guide will explain how to use SU and SUDO. Note: if you need to gain access to the root user, this guide explains how to enable the root user on Linux. Understanding the Difference su (substitute user): Switches your [...]
You can achieve load balancing by deploying a dedicated load balancer software as a cloud server. Here's a tutorial on how to set this up: 1. Choose Your Load Balancer Software Popular options include: HAProxy: Open-source and lightweight, known for its efficiency. NGINX: Open-source web server that can also function as a load balancer. Load Balancer.org: [...]