Linux is an open-source operating system that provides users with a powerful platform for computing. One of the key benefits of Linux is the ability to customize the operating system to meet the specific needs of users. One way to do this is through the use of package managers, which are software tools that allow [...]

Fail2ban is an open-source intrusion prevention software that can protect your server from various types of attacks by monitoring log files and blocking IPs that exhibit malicious behavior. It works by analyzing log files, detecting failed login attempts, and then taking action, such as banning the IP address from further login attempts for a specific [...]

rsync is a powerful command-line tool used to efficiently copy and synchronize files between two locations, either on the same system or over a network. With its ability to transfer only the differences between files, rather than copying the entire file every time, rsync is an efficient way to transfer large amounts of data quickly [...]

RUST is a programming language that is easy to understand and ensures applications are secured. It compiles the code in no time and is powerful. In this tutorial, we are going to learn how you can install RUST on your ubuntu operating system.  We can use many programming languages like C, C++, Java, and Python [...]

Monitoring the applications deployed on the Ubuntu operating system is a standard industry practice for DevOps engineers and developers. With monitoring, you can sometimes detect a problem before it has negative effects. It also collects crucial data when an error occurs for the initial time. There are many monitoring tools available; Grafana and Prometheus are [...]

After setting up your Ubuntu operating system and deploying your web and backend applications, they start to consume CPU, Ram, and Disk space like any other applications. Sometimes we launch an operating system assuming specific resource usage. But often is the case that the application deployed will consume more CPU, Ram, and disk space than [...]

Linux is a very vast operating system and it is used mostly by companies since it is free to use and asks no charges.  It is not the want but the need of MNC to use linux as a base operating system to reduce their cost and complete projects with best savings as possible. We [...]

When Linus Torvalds created the Linux operating system, he would have never thought that this OS would soon become the market leader, and would be adopted by almost every multinational company for managing their applications. People who don't have any background in coding or IT generally use operating systems like Windows and Mac, but still [...]

In this tutorial, we can check how to Install Wine on Linux Distribution. Wine is an open-source compatibility layer that helps the Linux and Unix based operating systems to run the Microsoft Windows applications. Wine is free of cost. The Wine provides a software library called Winelib. The developers can use this library to compile [...]