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Host Website On Our Own Server - Web Server Setup Series Paid Members Public
Today we’ll continue our web server setup series. In this series, we’ve already installed and setup our web server, configured & secured cPanel and point domain name to the server. At any time if you’ve trouble setting something up something, let me know in the comment section
Inserting Data Into Tables - MySQL Series Part 4 Paid Members Public
Data insertion is very important in understanding MySQL databases. If the right data is not inserted in the right columns, we may get a lot of errors. Let us quickly create a small employee table by running the following command. create table employee(name varchar(20), city varchar(10), salary
Creating and Modifying Tables - MySQL Series Part 3 Paid Members Public
Today we’ll continue our MySQL series and learn how to create and modify tables. MySQL tables are the containers that actually hold data. A table with multiple columns and records can be seen as an excel sheet. In this article, we will try to create some tables that can
Shortcuts For Navigating Terminal History Paid Members Public
Today I’ll highlight some tips and tricks on how to get more proficient on a terminal program. You must have at least once typed in a long command on your terminal program and then forget it the next day. Navigating terminal history commands come in handy in such a
Data Types & Data Modelling In MySQL - MySQL Series Part 2 Paid Members Public
In this article, we will be learning about the various data types in MySQL and also how data modeling is done. I am assuming you have a working instance of MySQL on your computer. If not, you can read the step by step installation instructions. Data Types in MySQL MySQL
What Are Various Debian Installation Discs Paid Members Public
Ever got confused by the amount of disc made available for downloading on Debian servers? Worry not, if this is your approach looking around the Internet for an explanation of why and what are those various discs for installing Debian on your beloved computer, you are at the right place.
BASH Operators [Part 5] Paid Members Public
In the previous decisions article, we came across many new bash operators while learning the if, if-else, and elif statements. This article will provide deep insight to bash operators and their various types in computer programming. * Types of BASH operators * Assignment * Relational * -eq and -ne * -gt and -lt * Logical * &
UFW Firewall Configuration In Linux Paid Members Public
When administering servers, one of the first things that must be configured to increase the security of them is to configure a Firewall, Luckily in Linux is included a default called Iptables but this firewall many see it a bit complex to configure and manage. There are simpler alternatives to
