What is Swap Space?
Swap space is a space on the hard disk which is the substitute for physical memory. In case, the computer’s physical memory runs short then its virtual memory is used to store information memory on the disk.
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Linux "find" command - A Complete Guide
The find command in Linux is used to locate files in one or more directories. Users can set a specific search area, filter or find the files and perform actions on the files that match the search.
What is Bashtop? Setup, Commands, and Shortcuts
Bashtop is a resource monitoring utility in Linux which is terminal based. It displays the statistics of the CPU, memory utilization, and running processes along with network bandwidth.
IPv4 vs IPv6 - What are the Differences?
IPv4 is the most commonly used Internet protocol but IPv6 is more advanced than Ipv6 since it can provide an infinite number of addresses and is replacing IPv4.
Generating Secure Passwords for your Linux Server
Strong passwords are very secure to protect our data from attackers. There are many ways to generate secure passwords in Linux within the terminal.
atop - Analyze Linux Server Performance
Atop is a full-screen performance monitor used in a Linux environment which can log and report the activity of all server processes to analyze its performance.
pstree command in Linux
Pstree command displays the running processes in a tree-like structure which is a visual alternative to another similar command called ps in Linux.
Gzip Compression for Faster Web Pages (Apache, Nginx, WordPress)
Gzip compression compresses the HTTP contents in the server and sends them to the browser. This compression results in faster loading times.
Data Obfuscation
Data obfuscation is used to protect our data from being misused when fallen into the wrong hands like hackers as a result of a data breach.