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We all know about streaming services like Netflix or Disney+, but imagine having one of our own with our multimedia collection. This is possible if you know how to install Plex on Ubuntu 22.04. What is Plex? Plex is a web-based multimedia content manager that takes care of organizing our movies, series, photos, songs, and […]

Not so long ago, having your own private cloud sounded almost impossible. Well, today, it is no longer impossible thanks to solutions like Nextcloud. Sounds interesting? In this post, you will learn how to install Nextcloud on Ubuntu 22.04. Introduction Nextcloud is a fork of a very popular software called Owncloud. So, it is a

One of the most brilliant technologies of recent times is Docker. With it, you can deploy applications in the form of containers, ensuring the integrity of the same so that there are no execution problems. Today, you will learn how to install Docker on Ubuntu 22.04. Introduction to Docker Docker is a platform created for

In a nutshell, Cockpit is a web-based tool that provides a graphical interface for server administration. One of its main features is that it is open source and free. This makes it suitable for many projects. Although it may seem like a tool oriented to novices, the truth is that it is not because everyone

PostgreSQL is an open source, SQL-based, relational database manager that emphasizes security and SQL compliance. According to the PostgreSQL website, it is “The World’s Most Advanced Open Source Relational Database”. Powerful and fast, PostgreSQL is often presented as the logical choice in complex systems or where advanced clustering is required. An interesting feature of PostgreSQL

Without beating around the bush, Kong is an open-source API Gateway written in Lua. It has been built on top of Nginx (taking advantage of the lua-nginx module), which is a very light and flexible web server that exposes a Rest API that can be used to manage our infrastructure in a dynamic way. Some

RabbitMQ is a software that acts as a Message Broker or, in other words, the place where we publish messages when we want to have asynchronous communication in our application. With it, you can define queues, and applications can connect to those queues and transfer/read messages in them. Yes, it is possible to see RabbitMQ

PPA stands for Personal Package Archive. It is nothing more than a repository or personal file store hosted on Launchpad. PPAs are created by individuals to develop and update packages for Linux. There are many reasons to add a PPA to Ubuntu, a system where it can be done without issues. The reasons can be

Imagine being able to share an important secret like a password over the Internet. Sounds dangerous, doesn’t it? However, You can do it securely use a great application made in Python. Today, you will learn how to install Snappass on Ubuntu 20.04. What is Snappass? According to the tool’s GitHub profile: This is a web