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MariaDB is an open-source, multi-threaded relational database management system. Commonly used for LAMP (Linux, Apache, MariaDB, PHP) or LEMP (Linux, Nginx, MariaDB, PHP). MariaDB gains popularity after Linux distro adopted MariaDB as the default replacement for MySQL due licensing issue.…

Pihole renowned for ads blocker on DNS level, by using DNS no need to install any 3rd party application to avoid ads on your computer. If you follow this tutorial, then all devices inside your network (Mobile Phone, Computer, TV)…

Like any other operating system, we need to keep our system updated to avoid any bug or to improve hardware on Linux. If you using the official repository from the distro, you’re most likely won’t have a problem with software…

Load balancing is a common solution for a website with a lot of traffic. HAProxy offers high availability which can be used for distributing database or web application accross multiple servers even multiple different cloud providers. Here are few HAProxy…

VirtualBox is a free and open-source project by Oracle’s. It’s a good alternative to paid VMWare Workstation, few operating systems that VirtualBox support out of box – RedHat – OpenBSD – FreeBSD – Ubuntu – Fedora – OpenSUSE – Windows…

The only supported LibreOffice on Fedora 32 / CentOS 8 is LibreOffice 6, but don’t need to worry, because The Document Foundation offering RPM packages directly. To download LibreOffice 7, on browser LibreOffice Download page, if you prefer using CLI…

DNSCrypt encrypts your DNS traffic automatically. This way, the entire DNS query remains encrypted. In a lot of countries with restricted internet access the ISP block access to some websites for example Facebook, Youtube etc this can be avoided by…

Nextcloud is an open-source and self-hosted cloud application. It’s similar to Google Drive, Box and Dropbox. Nexcloud server only available for Linux, Windows user may install Nextcloud on Virtual Machine. For this tutorial, we will start from scratch, so if…

These guides explain how to set up the Jellyfin media server in Ubuntu Linux. Jellyfin is a free, cross-platform, and open-source alternative to propriety media streaming applications such as Plex. Jellyfin had subtitle support installable via the plugin, it’s fetch…