Installing and Configuring Chronograf on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS

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

Configuring Private Network

If you’re assigning a private network to an existing machine (or deploying your own operating system), you’ll need to configure the IP addresses on the private interface. The control panel... Read more

How to Install Counter-Strike 1.6 Server on Linux

This guide will show you how to setup a Counter-Strike: 1.6 server on Linux. The steps here will work for most Linux distros that support SteamCMD. First, download SteamCMD. mkdir... Read more

How to Install Icinga 2 and Icinga Web 2 on Ubuntu 16.04

Icinga 2 is a widely used open source network resource monitoring system, and Icinga Web 2 is the official web interface for Icinga 2. In this tutorial, I will explain... Read more

How to Install Vanilla Forum on Ubuntu 16.04

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

How To Install WordPress on a LEMP Configuration

Introduction In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to install WordPress on a freshly created instance. I’ll demonstrate the installation on an Ubuntu 14.04 server. These instructions may also work on... Read more

Connecting To Your Server with SSH via PuTTY on Windows

Connecting to a Linux server for the first time may seem confusing, especially if you have a strong Windows background. When connecting to a Linux (or UNIX) based server, a... Read more

Setup Autobackup on Linux

Introduction Autobackup is an automated backup system which retrieves data to backup from a remote server and stores it on the server. In our case, we can use a Vultr... Read more

How to Deploy Multiple WordPress Sites Using Virtualmin and Ansible on Ubuntu 16.04

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

Nginx Reverse Proxy with Ghost on Ubuntu 14.04

Ghost is a free and open source blogging platform written in node.js, completely customizable and dedicated for publishing. Prepare the server: Update packages, Install Node.js and NPM We’ll demonstrate the... Read more