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The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), and the General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) are both privacy acts recently passed to update outdated laws regarding how personal information is handled, stored and processed in the digital age. Since the proliferation of internet services, mobile telecommunications, and social media, campaigners have been demanding changes to how businesses handle personal information.

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Cloud Virtual Private Servers (VPS) are available in many different flavors, and the service providers offer an abundance of plans for customers to choose from when deploying a server. When requisitioning a VPS, you are in control of choosing the operating system, usually Windows or a Linux distribution, and you can also opt for a pre-imaged auto-deployed application server, such as WordPress, cPanel, Docker or NodeJS. Importantly, you also get to choose the performance of the Cloud VPS you are creating; this is done by selecting a VPS Plan that suits your needs.

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Setting up your own mail server on Linux VPS is an important task for any Linux system administrator. Postfix is one of the most widely used and easiest mail server solutions available. It is a free, open-source, and powerful Mail Transfer Agent (MTA) that can be used to send and receive email.  By default, Postfix is the default MTA software on all Linux distributions.

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Symfony is a free, open-source, popular PHP framework with MVC architecture used to build web services, APIs, microservices, and high-performance, complex web applications. Symfony is compatible with other database systems and gives you full control over configuration. It comes with a set of reusable components and a user-friendly web interface, and its flexibility and high performance make it a top choice for developing an enterprise application.

In this tutorial, we will learn how to install the Symfony framework on CentOS 8 server.

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Seafile is a free and open-source cloud-based file sharing platform that can be used for storing files and synchronizing the data across multiple devices. Seafile is a self-hosted and high-performance storage system that allows you to host on your own private servers. Seafile is free to use and very similar to other storage providers including OwnCloud, NextCloud, Google Drive and DropBox.

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Ruby is a free, open-source, dynamic programming language known for its simplicity and productivity. It is a general-purpose language commonly used for standard libraries, servers, web applications, and other system utilities. It is portable and works on most operating systems, including Linux, Windows, macOS, UNIX, DOS, BeOS, and many more. It has exception handling features that make it easy to handle errors.

In this tutorial, we will show you several ways to install Ruby on Ubuntu 18.04.

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Rocket.Chat is a free, open-source, self-hosted chat application that allows you to host your own chat server. It is very similar to Slack and offers similar features including file sharing, ticketing systems, video chat, and conferencing. With Rocket.Chat, you can chat with team members, create channels and private groups, make video and audio calls, share screens, and upload files.

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A Cloud VPS is an incredibly affordable cloud computing solution for anyone looking for on-demand, high-performance computing power. No matter which flavor of operating system you require, whether that’s Windows, FreeBSD, or Linux-based, or a bespoke application server running NodeJS, Joomla or WordPress – VPS allows you to deploy in seconds. A VPS is a great option and a hugely popular solution for all types of businesses.

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Apache Tomcat is an open-source implementation of the Java Servlet and JSP technologies that can be used to deploy Java-based applications. It was created under the Apache-Jakarta subproject, but due to its popularity, it is now hosted as a separate Apache project. Tomcat also provides additional functionality that makes it easier to develop a complete web application solution. Tomcat is simple, easy-to-use, and one of the most widely used web servers in the world.

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The Novel Coronavirus – COVID-19 – is making headlines around the world.  Businesses are cautiously being advised to review business continuity plans (BCP) in the event the global virus outbreak is upgraded to a pandemic, and people are advised to self-isolate to reduce the spreading of the virus. Some estimates suggest that up to one in five people “could be affected by this” in the event of a pandemic.

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