People who are just starting their own business or blog prefer to go for shared hosting to ensure their limited needs are met at a budget-friendly price without any excess resources going to waste. While there are certain aspects in which shared hosting lacks. The majority of needs that startups and small businesses have met… Read More »
In case you’re looking to start your online business and looking to gain the maximum benefits, then one thing you should carefully look into is the platform that you’ll need for web hosting. There are two major platforms that you have, namely- Linux and Windows Servers. Both these platforms are used in web hosting owing… Read More »
In Linux, ext stands for extended file system, first such type of file system, was implemented in April 1992 as created specifically for the Linux kernel. This system is based on ‘metadata’ – very similar to traditional Unix File System (UFS). The development series of this file system was started from ext2 and today it… Read More »
Linux as a platform for web hosting has proven to be the most popular choice for businesses and individuals because the open source licensing of the operating system means that you won’t incur any charges when using the OS in any commercial sense; in web hosting this is passed on to consumers through the means… Read More »
cPanel is the leading Linux web hosting control panel, providing end-users with an intutivie and easy to use GUI that will allow them to manage their own web hosting accounts; WHM accompanies cPanel and allows resellers and system administrators to control their servers and accounts effectively. When combining cPanel hosting with a powerful cloud environment,… Read More »
Apache2 has growing demand among Linux Hosting consumers. For installing Apache2 you need to enter the following command at a terminal prompt. sudo apt-get install apache2 Further more you need to place directives in plain text configuration files, these directives are separated between the following shown files and directories apache2.conf: This is the main Apache2… Read More »
We saw ‘What Is WAMP And WAMPServer’ in the last post, here we are going to learn about ‘LAMP’ which is nothing but a substitute to WAMP when one has hosted his website on ‘Linux Hosting Server’. LAMP consists of Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP/Perl/Python, where Linux is an operating system, Apache is a Web… Read More »
As Security is one of the most important concerns in the internet world for webmasters, they should always keep their security system arrangements up to the mark, because hackers are always searching for new possible techniques to control your website and misuse it for their motive. Security measures can be classified in many categories, but… Read More »
Rsync is a great utility to manage downloads of the transformation of Linux hosting servers and it is very easy to set up on a web hosting server. After technically studying it one comes to know that it copies only diffs of files that have been actually changed and compressed, through SSH. And this copying… Read More »
In previous posts we saw Cursor Movement commands, Text Modification commands, and commands used in Input Mode. In this post I would like to share the last line mode commands used in a VIM editor. So following are the last line commands of VIM editor. w – this command is used to save the file… Read More »