Mod_status is an Apache module that displays a web page containing statistics including worker processes. Here’s how to monitor Apache web server with it.
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Optimizing Apache Performance – Part 2
This article shows how to maximize your Apache web server performance through proper optimization and the reduction of RAM usage.
Optimizing Apache Performance – Part 1
This post shows you step-by-step instructions for optimizing the Apache web server without adding additional hardware resources to your system.
Securing Apache on Ubuntu – Part 2
Apache web server is the most popular web server around the world. As a continuation of part 1, here we share advanced security tips & tricks for securing Apache web server.
Securing Apache on Ubuntu – Part 1
Apache web server is the most popular web server around the world. In this post we will show you some basic tips and tricks to secure the Apache web server.
How to Set Up a Local Web Server on Android
If you want to run a web server right from your Android device, we’ll show you how to do so using KSWEB Web Server for Android. Let’s get started.
How to Set Up a Local Web Server on Windows, Mac, and Linux
If you are a designer/developer looking to test out your site, you will need a local web server. Here’s how you can setup local webserver on all major OS.
How to Use a Raspberry Pi as a Local Web Server
Though the Raspberry Pi is small, it is capable of performing a large variety of functions including acting as a local web server. Here’s the configuration setup.
Easily Setup and Manage a Web Server with Zentyal
Unlike a regular desktop distro, Zentyal is designed as an one-stop web server for small office and enterprises users. The distro has all the components you need to setup a server.
How to Install BitTorrent Sync on a Linux Server
If you have your own web server, you can use BitTorrent Sync as a backup tool. Here is how you can setup BitTorrent Sync on a Linux server.
How to Setup a Web Server in Mac OS X Mountain Lion
In this tutorial, we will show you how to activate the web server in Mountain Lion, as well as setting up PHP, MySQL and PhpMyAdmin. At the end of this tutorial, you will have a MAMP (Mac, Apache, MySQL, Php) server running on your Mac.
Run Your Own Pastebin with Stikked
If you’re a developer of any sort, you’ve probably heard of Pastebin.com. Stikked is an open source pastebin-like product that you can host it on your own web server and it is probably one of the best out there.
How to Add Your Own Web Apps to Bitnami LAMP Stacks
BitNami packages are a great way to test out a specific application. With a few extra steps, you can quickly deploy and try out all sorts of web-based applications. Here’s the full tutorial on adding web apps to your BitNami LAMP stack
Virtualmin Review: A Free Web Server Control Panel
How would you like to be able to manage multiple Linux virtual servers (or even one server for that matter) from one simple web-based GUI? Look no further than Virtualmin, a web hosting control panel for Linux and Unix systems. You can manage, modify, and control virtual domains, mail servers, databases, file servers, applications and […]
Choosing the Best Linux Distro For A Web Server
If you are using a managed web hosting service to host your website, you might not be bothered to know what is the distro used in the backend. All you need to know is that your website have to run 24/7 without fail. However, if you are administering your own server, choosing the correct distro […]
How to Setup A Ubuntu Web Server On A Remote Host
Setting up your own web server can be a fun thing, simply because you can customize the things you want and optimize it to perform at the highest level. Previously, we have shown you how to install a LAMP server in your Ubuntu machine, but that is using a GUI and it won’t work if […]
How to Create Your Own Torrent Tracker with RivetTracker
There are some things that are less about usefulness, and more about the cool factor. One such thing is setting up your own torrent tracker. There are plenty of legitimate use cases, but for most people, a personal tracker would be overkill. If, however, you need to distribute large files without wasting bandwidth, or just […]
Remote Control Your Mac With Your iPhone/iPod Touch
We know that there are plenty of things that you can do with your iPhone/iPod Touch, and one of the coolest thing of all is to be able to remote control your Mac with your iPhone/iPod Touch. This gives you the convenience to move around your house (or laze in your bed), yet have access […]