How to install Fedora 28 in 10 easy steps
Fedora 28 is the first release of 2018 of the developers’ favorite operating system. Packing cutting-edge features and pushing forward the whole Linux ecosystem here comes Fedora 28 and how to install it!
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How to install Ubuntu 18.04 LTS Bionic Beaver in 10 easy steps!
Ubuntu 18.04 Bionic Beaver is the first release of the year 2018 for one of the most popular Linux distributions in the world. This release is a LTS (Long Term Support ) release, meaning it will...
How to setup Let’s Encrypt certificates on CentOS with Certbot
Let’s Encrypt® has literally changed the way we obtain, install and use SSL certificates. With its automated procedures, as you’ll see in just a few seconds, everyone can get free SSL certificates from Let’s Encrypt and...
A comprehensive guide to Docker Networking
Networking is hard. When physical networking evolved in virtual networking things became even harder if you hadn’t strong networking fundamentals. When containers stepped into the game, container networking was sure to show up and prove even...
How to Docker on Raspberry PI (Raspbian)
If you like tinkering with Docker and have a Raspberry PI available, you’re in luck! You can now install Docker on your RPI without messing with complicated stuff, fire up a terminal and follow this tutorial.
How to install NextCloud 13 server on CentOS 7.x
NextCloud is a Dropbox-like solution for self-hosted file sharing and syncing. Installing NextCloud 13 on CentOS is quite simple. Whether you want to backup, have file-syncing or just have a Google Calendar alternative, this guide is for...
How to install NextCloud 13 on Ubuntu 16.04/17.04/17.10/18.04
NextCloud is a Dropbox-like solution for self-hosted file sharing and syncing. Installing NextCloud 13 on Ubuntu is trivial. Whether you want to backup, have file-syncing or just have a Google Calendar alternative, this guide is for...
How to set up a Virtualization Host using KVM on CentOS 7.x
Nowadays when Virtualization and Linux are in the same sentence, KVM is sure to appear too. Ever since its inception it has become the de-facto Linux virtualization standard dethroning Xen from its towering position. With this...
Change SSH port on CentOS 7 (with SELinux and Fail2Ban)
One of the most common tasks when setting up a SSH server is to change the SSH port. Changing the SSH port, as you will see in the next paragraph, is a trivial task. On CentOS,...
How to manage Ubuntu Firewall (like a boss)
A firewall is a security system used to control network traffic going in and out of computers. Today we might take it for granted, however the firewall still remains one of the most important security devices...
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