Nagios is a widely-used open-source network monitoring system that keeps an eye on specified hardware and software services, alerting you when their behavior is not as desired. So, if you work with networks or servers, you will want to learn how to install Nagios on Ubuntu or another Linux operating system. This is the purpose […]
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One of the uses of a cache is to speed up common queries on the data store. So, if you have many web applications, it will be noticed in the performance of your server. For example, applications can store results in Memcached and thus process more and better data. That’s why we have prepared this
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One of the commands that have become essential for many sysadmin and Linux professionals is the nmap command. That is why the more information we have about this command the better. That is why we have prepared this post with the intention that you learn how to use the nmap command in Linux. Introducing to
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We have a lot of good browsers available for Linux like Firefox, Google Chrome, Vivaldi, or Opera. Many of these browsers are based on the Chromium browser project and are successful. Microsoft also made a bold move and released Edge browser based on the same chromium browser. So let’s install Edge on Ubuntu Linux and
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In today’s age, almost all the content on the Internet is images. Many of them can be downloaded without any problems. Once an image is in our possession, either downloaded from the Internet or is a photograph itself, we must have a program to view it. So, in this post, we tell you how to
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While it is true that every day that passes Linux distributions depend less and less on the terminal, it is also true that the use of it is essential at any time so it is almost impossible not to depend on it. There are different terminal emulators with which we can work within our favorite
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Windows has one of the most incredible catalogs of applications available. This is the way it is and it doesn’t look like it’s going to change. Of course, in Linux, we have more and better applications every day but the differences are still notorious. So many users wonder what to do if my application is
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In Ubuntu, many web browsers bring variety to the market. However, this market in Linux is marked by the domain of Firefox which has the throne for being one of the best emblems of open-source software. But other modern web browsers want their market share too. One of them is available to us in the
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When working at the terminal, the need to use a text editor arises. While using a graphical interface there are quite a few good ones in the terminal. However, there is one that is quite simple to use and that also provides the basics that a text editor can offer us although not many people
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The daily use of a modern operating system means that at some point we will have to deal with compressed files. Winrar may be the best known by Windows users but other alternatives may even share similarities. This post will help you to install and use 7Zip in Linux which is a solid alternative that
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