Yum-cron – Install Security Updates Automatically in CentOS 7
In a world of emerging and ever-evolving cyber threats and breaches, applying security updates will go a long way in
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How to Install a Kubernetes Cluster on CentOS 7
Donated by Google to the Opensource community, Kubernetes has now become the container management tool of choice. It can manage
How to Set Up a Local Yum/DNF Repository on CentOS 8
In this article, you will learn how you can locally set up a DNF or YUM repository on your CentOS
How to Secure Nginx with Let’s Encrypt on CentOS 8
Founded in April 2016 by the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), Let’s Encrypt is a free and automated digital certificate that
How to Setup an Anonymous FTP Download Server in Fedora
FTP, short for File Transfer Protocol, is a standard network protocol that was ones generally used for transferring files between
Fedy – Install Third-Party Software in Fedora
Fedy (previously called as Fedora Utils) is a post-installation script written in bash, especially for Fedora. It is released under
How to Install MongoDB 4 in CentOS 8
MongoDB is a popular document-based and general-purpose NoSQL database engine that stores data in JSON format. It’s free and opensource
How to Install Yarn on CentOS 8
Created by Facebook, Yarn is the coolest and latest package manager for NodeJS which has come to replace npm. While
How To Install Apache CouchDB on CentOS 8
Written in Erlang language, Apache CouchDB is a free, reliable NoSQL database engine that natively supports data in JSON format.
How To Install the OpenLiteSpeed Web Server on CentOS 8
OpenLiteSpeed is an open-source, high-performance and lightweight HTTP web server that comes with a web administration interface to manage and
How to Install Node.js in CentOS 8
Node.js is an open-source, cross-platform lightweight and powerful Javascript run-time environment for server-side programming, built on Chrome’s V8 JavaScript engine
How to Set A Custom Screen Resolution in Ubuntu Desktop
Is your screen (or external monitor) resolution is low? thus making the items on your screen look larger and less