Nginx
How to configure NGINX as reverse proxy with TLS
Do you have a service running that needs to be reached via a domain name? Do you want to secure it with TLS? Read on to find out how you can use NGINX for this.
Linux
Self-Host
How to setup Portainer on Linux
If you are thinking of using a linux machine to setup services, best way forward is to use docker-compose and portainer is a free and open-source tool to manage docker-compose with ease. Read on to find how to set up Portainer.
Linux
How to setup Docker on Linux
Setting up Docker on a linux machine is pretty easy and can be done in less than 10 minutes. Read on to find out how.
Self-Host
How to self-host MongoDB on a Raspberry Pi 4
MongoDB is a performant NoSQL Database, and packs a ton of features. You can self-host MongoDB instances on a Raspberry Pi. Read on to find out how.
Self-Host
How to setup Minio Object Storage
Object storage is the cheapest form of cloud storage solutions. Setting Up Minio Object storage isn't that complicated. Read on to find out.
Nginx
Using NGINX to redirect to multiple websites
Planning on serving multiple websites using a couple of devices? Wondering how to redirect the incoming URL requests to multiple devices on LAN using a reverse-proxy like NGINX? Read on to find more...
Dev-Ops
Simple Ways to Free Up Space in Ubuntu Server
Low Disk Problem or ran out of space on Ubuntu Server? This article shows you several easier ways to clean up your system or to free up the space on your Ubuntu Server.
Self-Host
How to self-host PostgreSQL Database on Linux
Postgres is a performant SQL Database, and packs a ton of features. You can self-host Postgres on any linux machine including a Raspberry Pi. Read on to find out how.
Database
Some commonly used Postgres commands
Taking selective backup in Postgres or inspecting which process is holding up transaction, you can get it all done pretty quickly. Here's how.
Database
Taking backup of Postgres Data using pg_dump
Taking periodic backup of data is considered a good practice for DBAs and in general for the entire product life cycle. For Postgres, taking backup could even be simple as a cakewalk