Fedy (previously called as Fedora Utils) is a post-installation script written in bash, especially for Fedora. It is released under GNU General Public License. Fedy aims at providing a standard Fedora installation with additional...
MongoDB is a popular document-based and general-purpose NoSQL database engine that stores data in JSON format. It’s free and opensource and ships with a set of cool and nifty features such as file storage,...
Created by Facebook, Yarn is the coolest and latest package manager for NodeJS which has come to replace npm. While npm works just okay, Yarn ships with some improvements that give it a competitive...
Written in Erlang language, Apache CouchDB is a free, reliable NoSQL database engine that natively supports data in JSON format. This makes it more scalable and easy to model your data as opposed to...
Apache Tomcat is a free, mature, robust, and popular web application server software that is used to serve Java-based applications. It is an open-source implementation of the Java Servlet, JavaServer Pages (JSP), Java Expression...
As you go about using Ansible, you may be required to key in some confidential or secret information in playbooks. This includes SSH private and public keys, passwords, and SSL certificates to mention just...
OpenLiteSpeed is an open-source, high-performance and lightweight HTTP web server that comes with a web administration interface to manage and serve web sites. As far as concerned about Linux web servers, OpenLiteSpeed has some...
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 and used to create scalable network tools and web applications that require backend functionality....
In Part 9 of Ansible Series, you will learn how to create and download roles on Ansible Galaxy and use them. Ansible is a simple yet effective configuration management & automatic deployment tool that...
The DocumentRoot is the top-level directory in the document tree visible from the web and this directive sets the directory in the configuration from which Apache2 or HTTPD looks for and serves web files...
