The Linux Compendium
Jellyfin is a free software for setting up a media server. It allows you to collect, manage, and stream your media files from multiple devices or clients. Jellyfin is a free and self-hosted application that can be installed on your server. This allows you to set up your own media server in your local environment, … Read more
Craft is an open-source, flexible and user-friendly content management system with a large community of developers and communities worldwide. It is a very good alternative to WordPress and Drupal and is used for creating customized digital experiences. It has an intuitive and easily accessible control panel that allows you to manage your website via the … Read more
LEMP is a collection of four open-source components used together to host websites and web applications on the Internet. LEMP stands for L for Linux operating system, N for Nginx web server, M for MySQL or MariaDB database, and P for PHP language. It is generally used to host highly-scaled applications on the Internet. The … Read more
NVM stands for Node Version Manager, and that’s exactly what its name suggests. With NVM, you can manage multiple Node.js versions of NodeJS and switch between them without uninstalling and reinstalling your Node environment. This means, for example, if you’re working on a new project that requires a newer version than your previous projects, and … Read more
CraftCMS is a free and open source content management system for creating intuitive, user-friendly and flexible websites and digital experiences. CraftCMS can be used for various purposes, from a simple content management system to eCommerce. It is written in PHP and based on the Yii-2 framework, Vuejs and Twig. It also supports the MySQL/MariaDB and … Read more
DokuWiki is a free, open-source, simple, and lightweight wiki software that allows you to create and edit a website from your web browser. It is a powerful application written in PHP that stores data in a file instead of a database. It has many built-in features allow you to scale and optimize your website easily. … Read more
Nagios is free and open-source software for monitoring systems, networks, and infrastructures. It is a powerful monitoring system that allows you to detect and fix problems in your IT infrastructure. Nagios helps you detect all kinds of network and server problems, provides active monitoring for your entire infrastructure and business processes, and provides an alert … Read more
Joomla is a free and open-source content management system (CMS) for creating dynamic websites. It is based on the Model-View-Controller framework for web applications and offers intuitive interfaces and a wide range of functions. Joomla is mainly written in the PHP programming language with GNU General Public License and also supports two different RDBMS (Relational … Read more
The tar command in Linux is a powerful tool for archiving multiple files into a single file, known as a tarball. This tarball can also be compressed using various compression algorithms. The `tar` command is highly useful for backing up data, archiving files, and sharing a collection of files. Here are some common examples and … Read more
Icinga2 is an open-source network monitoring program written in PHP and C++. It is one of the most popular tools for system administrators to monitor network resources, report outages and generate performance data for reports. With Icinga2, you can monitor various protocols and resources such as SMTP, POP3, HTTP, NNTP, ping, CPU load, disk usage, … Read more