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  1. How To Use WP-CLI to Manage your WordPress Site from the Command Line WordPress is an extremely popular blogging and Content Management System (CMS) used by millions of websites. It can be used to easily organize, manage, and create content on the web and handle interactions with visitors and contributors. Although mos... Read More
  2. How To Configure Single and Multiple WordPress Site Settings with Nginx WordPress is the most popular CMS (content management system) used on the internet today. WordPress sites can be served using a HTTP server such as Apache or NGINX, while Apache is a great option to serve websites, many sites have moved to NGINX beca... Read More
  3. How To Install Wordpress with nginx on CentOS 6 Wordpress is a free and open source website and blogging tool that uses php and MySQL. It was created in 2003 and has since then expanded to manage 22% of all the new websites created and has over 20,000 plugins to customize its functionality. Setup ... Read More
  4. How To Setup ownCloud 5 On Ubuntu 12.10 ownCloud is an open source Data Storage solution similar to Dropbox or Google Drive. One can grab its source code and install it anywhere he/she wants and thus gain much more control over his/her data. The latest version of ownCloud as of this writi... Read More
  5. How To Install Opigno on Debian 7 with Git and Drush Introduction Opigno is a new, fast growing e-learning platform based on the battle-hardened Drupal framework. Setting up Opigno via sFTP is pretty easy, but as you now have your own server, we should set it up using GIT and Drush. Set up your server... Read More
  6. How to Install Piwik on an Ubuntu 12.04 Cloud Server Piwik is an open-source analytics system, which can be hosted at your cloud sever. It provides a more personalized solution than Google Analytics as it lets you have ownership and more control of your data, shows detailed traffic in real-time, and it... Read More
  7. How To Create Nagios Plugins With Bash On CentOS 6 Bash is a popular command processor available on Linux by default. This time, we will expand on this idea and create Nagios plugins using Bash. Step 1 - Install RPMForge Repository and NRPE on client rpm -ivh http://pkgs.repoforge.org/rpmforge-rele... Read More
  8. How To Create Nagios Plugins With PHP On CentOS 6 PHP is a popular programming language that allows you to quickly create scripts and install additional libraries. This time, we will expand on this idea and create Nagios plugins using PHP. Step 1 - Install RPMForge Repository and NRPE on client rp... Read More
  9. How To Create Nagios Plugins With Perl On CentOS 6 Perl is a popular programming language that allows you to quickly create scripts and install additional libraries. This time, we will expand on this idea and create Nagios plugins using Perl. Step 1 - Install RPMForge Repository and NRPE on client ... Read More
  10. How To Create Nagios Plugins With Perl On Ubuntu 12.10 Step 1 - Install NRPE on client apt-get install -y perl nagios-nrpe-server useradd nrpe && update-rc.d nagios-nrpe-server defaults Step 2 - Create your Perl Script It would be a good idea to keep your plugins in same directory as other Nagi... Read More
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