Dedicated Server TutorialsLinux vs Windows Dedicated Server: Which One Fits Your Needs?
By: Alex M / 10 July, 2025In this detailed guide on Linux dedicated server vs Windows, we’ll break down costs, performance, security, software ecosystem, management, scalability.
VPS TutorialsHow to Install WordPress with Docker on a VPS?
By: Alex M / 8 July, 2025In this guide, you’ll learn exactly how to install WordPress with Docker on a VPS step by step — covering different systems like Linux and Windows VPS
How to Use the echo Command in Linux + Examples
Linux Tutorials By: Nisal N / 3 March, 2025In this article, we will explain how to use the echo command in Linux, and we will provide some examples.
Nmap commands: installing and how to use them
Security Tutorials By: Nisal N / 3 March, 2025In this article, we are going to explain what are Nmap commands and how to install Nmap. We will also go through some examples.
Top 10 Best Linux Distros for Programmers and Devops in 2025
Linux Tutorials By: Nisal N / 3 March, 2025Are you looking for the best Linux distro? This article will help you to get the best Linux distribution to increase the productivity of programmers and other users.
How To Disable Ping In Linux Servers?
Linux Tutorials By: Nisal N / 30 June, 2025In this blog post, we will take you through the steps on how to disable ping in Linux systems.
Important Directories in Linux
Linux Tutorials By: Nisal N / 3 March, 2025In this short blog post, we will go through the most crucial directories in Linux distributions.
How to use the Linux Screen command
Linux Tutorials By: Nisal N / 3 March, 2025In this tutorial, we will go through the steps on how to use the Linux screen command and its use cases.
Apache vs Nginx: Detailed comparison
VPS Tutorials By: Nisal N / 3 March, 2025Today, several web servers are operating within the industry, but Apache vs Nginx have won the game. But the question arises which web server to choose, either Apache or Nginx?
How to use the tar command with examples
Linux Tutorials By: Nisal N / 3 March, 2025If you want to compress or decompress a file in Linux, you can use the Tar command. Read along to learn more about the Tar command and how to use it.
Setting Up Your Own Home VPN Server
Security Tutorials By: Nisal N / 3 March, 2025In this article, we will go through the steps to create a home VPN server from the comfort of your couch.
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Best Online Linux Terminal You Should Opt in 2022 [Updated]
Linux Tutorials By: Nisal N / 4 March, 2025Are you looking for the best online Linux terminal? There are various online terminals available for Linux, whether you want to analyse or practice Linux commands.
How to choose the best blogging platform
General By: Nisal N / 4 March, 2025In this article, we will go through the key components of choosing the best blogging platform for your business.
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How to create Teamspeak Server? [A comprehensive Guide]
VPS Tutorials By: Nisal N / 4 March, 2025Are you looking to create TeamSpeak server? This blog post will give you a complete brief about how to make/setup TeamSpeak server.
What is the DIG command?
Linux Tutorials By: Nisal N / 4 March, 2025In this short tutorial, we will go through the installation and usage of the dig command in your Linux VPS systems.
How to Install LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP) on Ubuntu 16.04
Linux Tutorials By: Nisal N / 4 March, 2025In this tutorial, we will go through a step-by-step guide on how to install LAMP on Ubuntu: Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP.
What is GREP command in Linux? How to use it in UNIX and Linux
Linux Tutorials By: Nisal N / 4 March, 2025The GREP command in Linux stands for Global Expression Regular Print, which is used in Linux/Unix terminals as grep. This command allows you to search and match text (strings) in a file.