How to Use Dig Command in Linux with Examples
Dig stands for “Domain Information Groper” used to gather DNS information. Generally, it is used by the system or network administrators for verifying DNS lookup and troubleshoot DNS-related…
Dig stands for “Domain Information Groper” used to gather DNS information. Generally, it is used by the system or network administrators for verifying DNS lookup and troubleshoot DNS-related…
Finding a file and directory in Linux is easier than in Windows. The Linux find command provides many options to help you find any file type in the…
Only root or superusers access all files and directories in Linux. If you are a regular user, you can not access files and directories created by other users.…
Lots of software can help to transfer files between multiple computers including FTP, NFS, Samba, and more. However, configuring those services incorrectly might make your server vulnerable to…
If you are a system administrator, then you need to be aware of the total disk space occupied by the file system so you can identify unwanted files…
SSH, also known as “Secure Shell,” is an open-source protocol used to log in to a remote Linux server. It is used by the system and network administrators…
The Linux Operating System is one of the most popular OSes available today and is built into a huge number of products you may not have expected to…
As the global coronavirus pandemic has caused a shift (perhaps permanent) towards remote working and learning, the remote management of IT systems is crucial. Our new work culture…
SSL/TLS certificates are an essential security detail of any trusted website and a crucial business requirement for eCommerce websites that expect to generate revenue via a trusted website…
If you want to allow users to access specific services on your server without open a firewall, you can use port knocking. Port knocking is a method that…
Osquery is an open-source security threat monitoring tool developed by Facebook. It is used for querying system information including system version, kernel information, running processes, memory information, listening…
If you are a system administrator managing a Linux server, you want a simple tool that helps to monitor your server. Darkstat is a network traffic monitoring tool…
Unbound is a free, open-source, recursive, and validating DNS caching server. It uses DNS-over-TLS and DNS-over-HTTPS to encrypt connections between clients. Compared to Bind9, Unbound is lightweight and…
As you may be aware, CentOS has announced they will be discontinuing support for CentOS 8 on December 31, 2021 and discontinuing future development of new CentOS versions…
WordPress is the most popular content management system used to host static and dynamic websites on the Internet. It is open-source, written in PHP and using MariaDB/MySQL as…
LEMP is an open-source software stack and is and ideally suited to hosting web applications on the internet. LEMP is an acronym for Linux, Nginx, MariaDB/MySQL, and PHP.…
LAMP is free, open-source, and one of the most popular development stacks used by developers and hosting companies to host web applications on the internet. LAMP stands for…
Security is an essential consideration for any server you launch into a production environment. The latest version of Rocky Linux 10 comes with robust security features. However, not…
Part 1: Performance and Technology In this blog series, we will be focusing on some of the many advantages that Atlantic.Net has over its competitors in the cloud…
Bpytop is a free and open-source resource monitoring tool written in Python. It provides a command-line interface to monitor system resources including disk, network, process, and CPU in…
Neofetch is a simple and powerful command-line system information tool. It can be installed on all Linux operating systems and is used to display the system information in…
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