In this tutorial, we will be outlining a handy way of getting HTTPS enabled on all of your domains by using SSL’s to provide the first step in that process. Domains secured with SSL’s are needed more often every day. If you don’t yet have an SSL on your site to encrypt your data passing … More How To Secure Apache with Let’s Encrypt on CentOS 7

NVMe (Non-volatile memory express) is the latest way to attach storage to a computer.  Rather than using the IDE or SATA connectors of previous drives, it connects directly to PCI Express to allow for faster access. Our history of storage Our first servers, back in 1999, used IDE connectors to connect to our hard drives.  These … More NVMe vs SSD vs HDD

Even if you have sufficient memory in your server, it’s still a good idea to have a swap file.  In order to reduce disk IO, many cloud providers don’t include one as standard – so you may need to add your own. If you need a server to try this out on, we recommend our friends at Digital … More Create a Swap file on CentOS/RHEL Linux