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Protect Magento 2 admin area using NGINX IP address whitelisting approach. Secure your Magento 2 administration
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What is the NGINX RTMP module The RTMP module for NGINX provides HLS and MPEG-DASH live streaming capabilities for those who want a lightweight solution based on the HTTP protocol. The stream is published in the MPEG-TS format over HTTP. This makes it possible to use all the power and flexibility of nginx HTTP configurations […]
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Using journalctl for troubleshooting and logging data from your LEMP stack. The necessary configuration for logging PHP scripts errors
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Keep your server safe by not installing phpMyAdmin and using MySQL GUI tools readily available for installation on your workstation
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How to fix yum upgrade on End-of-Life release of CentOS 6. Simple instructions in keeping your yum client working in CentOS 6
Read More...Speed up WordPress with Persistent Object Cache powered by latest Redis
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Greatly increase your WordPress performance with Persistent Object Cache powered by Redis. Make wp-admin as fast as possible!
Read More...How to install ElasticSearch for Magento 2 on CentOS/RHEL
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How to install and configure ElasticSearch for Magento 2 on CentOS/RHEL operating systems via RPM repository
Read More...Best practice secure WordPress NGINX configuration for Plesk
by Danila Vershinin, September 18, 2020
WordPress Security WordPress is the most popular CMS for running a website. As such, it is the target for all kinds of malicious bots. The most effective way of reducing security risks associated with WordPress is the proper server configuration. Secure WordPress NGINX configuration must be built on the assumption that any unknown script is […]
Read More...Disgusting DirectAdmin
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Read More...Best practice secure NGINX configuration for WordPress
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We review and approach to secure NGINX configuration for WordPress prevents launching malicious scripts and only allows core and plugin files execution
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