FreeBSD is a Free Unix-like operating system from Berkeley Software distribution, which is available for all major platforms x86_64, IA-32, PowerPC, ARM, etc, and mainly focuses on features, speed, and performance stability. FreeBSD used
In this tutorial we’ll learn how to install WordPress in FAMP stack in FreeBSD. FAMP stack is an acronym that stands for FreeBSD Unix operating system, Apache HTTP server (a popular popular open-source web
Sockstat is a versatile command line utility used for displaying network and system opened sockets in FreeBSD. Mainly, sockstat command is installed by default in FreeBSD and it’s commonly used for displaying the name
In this guide we’ll discuss how to secure Nginx web server in FreeBSD with TLS/SSL certificates offered for by Let’s Encrypt Certificate Authority. We’ll also show you how to automatically renew the Lets’ Encrypt
In this tutorial we’ll explain how to manage pre-compiled binary package applications in FreeBSD with the help of the package management tool named PKG via Ports software collection repository. Ports repository offers the necessary
In this tutorial we’ll learn how to secure Apache HTTP server with TLS/SSL certificates offered by Let’s Encrypt in FreeBSD 11.x. We will also cover how to automate the process of the certificate renewal
This tutorial will guide you on how to install and configure FBEMP in FreeBSD 11.x latest release. FBEMP is an acronym which describes the following collection of software: FreeBSD 11.1 Unix-like distribution, Nginx web
This guide will describe how to install and configure FBAMP in FreeBSD operating system, which is similar to a LAMP stack on Linux. FBAMP is an acronym which stands for a collection of software
This tutorial will cover some initial configurations you need to perform on a fresh installed FreeBSD operating system and some basics on how to manage FreeBSD from command line. Requirements FreeBSD 11.1 Installation Guide
FreeBSD is a free, powerful, robust, flexible and stable Open Source operating system based on Unix which is designed with security and speed in mind. FreeBSD can operate on a large variety of modern