How to Add Linux Host to Nagios Ubuntu Server – Part 2
This article assumes that you already have Nagios installed on your Ubuntu system. If not, follow the Part 1 tutorial guide article which is succeeded
Ubuntu
The “Ubuntu” category serves as a comprehensive knowledge hub containing an array of tutorials and guides specifically tailored to Ubuntu, a widely used and versatile Linux distribution
How to Install Lighttpd with PHP in Ubuntu 20.04
The concept of web servers has crossed the minds of most, if not all, Linux enthusiasts; especially the ones interested in pursuing web-based projects and
How to Install Nagios in Ubuntu 22.04/20.04 – Part 1
Essential networking devices, network services, and applications need constant monitoring to lessen the troubleshooting complexities that many server administrators have to endure or overcome. One
How to Install and Configure NFS on Ubuntu 22.04/20.04
The concept of NFS (Network File System) empowers a user on a client computer to have read and write privileges on shared file directories on
How to Install MySQL Workbench in Ubuntu 20.04
There are two approaches to achieving your MySQL database administration goals. One is through a command-line client and the other one is via a graphical
Install WordPress with LEMP Stack on Ubuntu 20.04
WordPress is a globally renowned, utilized, open-source, and web-based content management and publishing platform powered by the PHP programming language. Its installation via LEMP simply
How to Install Jellyfin Media Server in Ubuntu, Debian & Mint
The same way a file manager organizes your files and documents is the same way a media server manages media files like music videos, TV
How to Install PostgreSQL 14 in Ubuntu 20.04
There are specific database software attributes that make PostgreSQL stand out against other database platforms. The first and obvious attribute is its open-source nature. This
How to Force “FSCK” File System Check on Ubuntu
As Linux users, we can never undervalue the importance of the FSCK (File System Consistency Check) command, as it scans and troubleshoots your Linux filesystem