Installing Nginx, MySQL, PHP (LEMP) on Ubuntu 16.04
A virtual private server (VPS) is most often used to host dynamic websites and applications. This requires installing and configuring a web server.
Quick Tip: Know Your Linux Server Shutdowns
Every once in a while, you’ll need to either shutdown or reboot your virtual private server (VPS). Whether it’s completely expected or because of some major issue that can’t be …
Connecting to Your VPS with SSH and Improving Security
As soon as your new virtual private server (VPS) is partitioned, you’ll probably want to log in and get started. SSH is your answer.
Five Simple Tools for Managing Your VPS
One of the wonderful features about Linux is that you have infinite possibilities for not only what you install, but how. There’s much to be learned in firing up a …
How to Test SSD Hosting Performance
One of the primary reasons tech-savvy consumers choose SSD-based hosting like you get with SSD Nodes is that they want top-tier performance. You might think all SSD hosting performance is …
The 5 Stages of VPS Deployment Strategies
No matter whether you’re using SSD Nodes for your personal website hosting, game server, or as the home for your startup’s SaaS application, there will probably be a point where …
Useful Linux Commands for Those Who Run Servers
For those new to Linux administration and a VPS, Bash can have a tough learning curve. Get a head start with a handful of key commands.
