Easy engine is a shell script in Linux that makes it easy for management of WordPress sites hosted on  Nginx. Nginx ( pronounced as engine-x) is a fast, lightweight, and open source web server that doubles up as a reverse proxy and load balancer. gaining popularity amongst most production servers. Nginx web server offers the following advantages over other […]

cPanel is a popular, feature rich and reliable web hosting platform that’s in use worldwide by thousands of web-hosting companies and individuals. With an intuitive and powerful graphical user interface, users can manage databases and website files, set up ftp and email accounts and control every aspect of their website. cPanel comes alongside Web Host […]

Sometimes you might need an instance running a desktop environment to run GUI applications or to just use it with a desktop as a remote computer. Luckily for you, installing a desktop and connecting to it using VNC is really simple. VNC (Virtual network computing) is a graphical desktop sharing system which will allow you […]

What is GitLab Community Edition? GitLab Community Edition is an open source git service which you can easily deploy in your cloud server. It includes Git repository management, issue tracking, code review, an IDE, activity streams, wikis, built-in Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment and much more features. Before You Begin Make sure your instance meets the […]

WordPress can be installed on a VestaCP domain or a subdomain quite easily. If you want to install WordPress on a domain other than the main domain you’re using for VestaCP, you’ll need to add it to VestaCP first. FIrst we’ll need to create a database to be used by WordPress, then upload the WordPress […]

Adding domains and subdomains to VestaCP is a straightforward process. You’ll be able to host multiple websites on different domains or subdomains once you add them to VestaCP. You need to follow the same steps below whether you’re adding a domain or a subdomain. First, log in to VestaCP by visiting its URL. It’s usually […]

What is LAMP? LAMP is a common web stack which stands for Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP. It is used to prepare servers in order to host web content.       To check your short hostname use the following command: hostname       To check your FQDN (fully qualified domain name) use the following command: hostname -f To update […]

What is LAMP? LAMP is a common web stack which stands for Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP. It is used to prepare servers in order to host web content.       To check your short hostname use the following command: hostname       To check your FQDN (fully qualified domain name) use the following command: hostname -f To update […]

What is LAMP? LAMP is a common web stack which stands for Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP. It is used to prepare servers in order to host web content.       To check your short hostname use the following command: hostname       To check your FQDN (fully qualified domain name) use the following command: hostname -f To update […]

What is LAMP stack? A LAMP stack is a collection of open source software (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP), also known as a Web Stack, installed on a server to enable it to host dynamic websites. This guide will show you how to get a LAMP stack installed on a CentOS 7 server. Before You Begin […]