What is Linux screen? How to install It

Sysadmins usually manage virtual servers using the Linux terminal. However, you can get more out of Terminal by implementing Linux Screen into your workflow. Linux Screen is a favorite among professional developers. So if you…

How to Use the Linux Ping Command

PING or Packet Internet Groper is one of the most popular Linux commands whose main purpose is to manage the network connection status between the source and the device with the help of an IP…

33 Basic Linux Commands Every User Should Know

Introducing 33 basic Linux commands It is better to know basic Linux commands if you are a Linux user or have a Linux virtual server. Because it will come in handy, in this post, we…

An Introduction to Disk Partitions On CentOS 7

Partitioning CentOS 7 – If you are the first to install CentOS 7 on your disk or virtual machine, you need to pay attention to one important thing. To manage the partitioning (how the operating…
How to configure IPv6 on CentOS

How to configure IPv6 on CentOS

Today, we will walk you through the steps to check, enable, and configure IPv6 on a CentOS server. In the world of networking, each device connected to the internet is assigned a unique identifier known…
How to Install CyberPanel Control Panel on CentOS 7

How to Install CyberPanel Control Panel on CentOS 7

CyberPanel is a free and open-source web hosting control panel developed by OpenLiteSpeed. Unlike other traditional control panels, CyberPanel integrates OpenLiteSpeed, a high-performance, resource-efficient web server, to deliver exceptional speed and performance with reduced resource…

Bandwidth Control with MikroTik router

While bandwidth is limited and expensive, throttling internet bandwidth for users can be cost-effective. On the other hand, this limit can also make the bandwidth fair. The Queue feature handles bandwidth control in Mikrotik. In…

An introduction to Linux Access Control Lists

The security category is particularly important in setting up all kinds of sites, to the extent that many site managers bear huge costs to ensure the security of their databases. In common language, one of…

What is Kubernetes?

Kubernetes (also known as k8s or Kube) is an open-source container orchestration platform that automates the manual processes involved in deploying, managing, and scaling containerized applications. What is a Kubernetes cluster? Using Kubernetes, you can…

What to do if Linux does not Boot after Installation?

One of the common problems you may encounter is Linux not booting after installation. Although Linux is a reliable operating system, sometimes you will face such problems, but don’t worry; You can easily fix these…