404 Page Not Found – Making an error handsomely
When we type in the wrong address or click on a ‘dead’ link on a website, it should produce the standard HTTP response code – Not Found or ‘Error 404’. But a well-designed page (in terms of design and usability) can cheer up the user and tell them what to do next. Today we’ll tell you […] Continue reading
What a proxy server is and does it work
Anonymity on the Web, controlling access to web resources, bypassing blocked websites and increasing speed on the Internet – these and other tasks can be solved by proxy server service. This article will tell you about its features and types and tell you how to choose a high-quality proxy server. What is a proxy? Proxy translates […] Continue reading
CentOS: an overview of the operating system
Today we will get acquainted with another widespread and up-to-date distribution – CentOS. To begin, let’s remind you of the basic terms that will help you navigate through the article: Linux (Linux) is a whole family of open-source Unix operating systems based on the Linux kernel. This includes all the most popular OS-based systems such as […] Continue reading
Migration to the Cloud
Cloud migration is moving business applications from a provider’s own on-premises infrastructure or cloud to another provider’s cloud platform. A company gets a virtual pool of the resources it needs – compute, networking, storage – and reduces administration costs and improves the customer experience. Thanks to virtualization: The flexibility of the IT infrastructure increases. It’s easier […] Continue reading
Linux cheat sheet: terminal commands for beginners
The terminal and text commands are the primary way to manage a Linux operating system, especially for a server. And although the word “terminal” scares newcomers, believe us, it’s much more straightforward. Today we have prepared a cheat sheet with basic commands for you – bookmark it and increase your productivity. Let’s start with the theory. […] Continue reading
What is DHCP and how it works
If you consult the documentation, you will see that DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) is an application protocol that knows how to automatically assign an IP address to any device on the network. Let’s explain this protocol in layman’s terms and how it works. Look at your computer. It can work on a network by having […] Continue reading