As your website’s traffic grows and your reader/viewer base increases, you will eventually outgrow your shared hosting plan and consider migrating to a VPS. In order to migrate your WordPress... Read more
When a server has more than one IP address assigned to it, Postfix randomly selects an IP address for outbound emails. This default Postfix behavior can result in emails being... Read more
It is a common practice among Internet Service Providers to block the majority of, if not all incoming ports for their home subscribers — making it impossible to remotely connect... Read more
Introduction Certain scenarios require you to create users with read and write access to a single directory via FTP only. This write-up will show you how to create such users.... Read more
Apache is very easy to install and initialize, but it comes with numerous modules pre-installed and as a result you may have performance problems when running on a low RAM... Read more
HTTP/2 is the new version of now obsolete HTTP/1.1 protocol which was standardized way back in 1999. A lot has changed on the web since then. Our applications are more... Read more
Go (Golang) is a modern programming language developed at Google, and focused on simplicity and safety. It has become a popular language used for server-side development. First, you need to... Read more
Chronograf is a time-series data grapher, similar to Grafana, which uses InfluxDB as it’s backend. Chronograf is far more than just a data visualization tool though; through Kapacitor, an entire... Read more
Using a Different System? How to Install Vanilla Forum on CentOS 7 Are we missing a guide for your target system? Request one, or submit your own! Vanilla forum is... Read more
A common usage of a Vultr virtual server is to host WordPress websites. This guide shows you how to automate the configuration of a virtual server from scratch (using Ansible)... Read more