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Linux family has the there for years now providing a stable open-source operating systems with all it’s different flavors and fragrances. The family has many well-known operating systems under it’s belt like Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, Arch along with Android in recent years. All these together comprise of the highest used operating systems on this plant. … Read more
In the previous post, HowTo: Access your self-hosted applications in Secure Network we saw how you can set a Zero Trust tunnel and gain access to the devices in your network, in this article we are going to take it up further with CloudFlare. CloudFlare adds another service with the tunnel i.e. domain name manager … Read more
WireGuard has been around for almost a decade, providing everyone a better way to set up a private VPN network at home using a UDP tunnel system. Although different technologies like OpenVPN were used before, WireGuard proved to be better and more efficient while implementing private VPN tunnels. Based on the WireGuard protocol, new technologies … Read more
Nginx is another type of server that is very commonly used with modern server technologies. It is usually considered faster than the Apache server, and it also has better support for SPA web technologies than the PHP applications. It is suitable for serving applications from Raspberry Pi because of its optimal use of memory and … Read more
Apache is one of the most used servers, not only because of the cost but also for being feature-rich for decades. Not only is application development easy for Apache but it has proved itself from time to time to be reliable, safe, and fast for most web applications. For this reason, being able to run … Read more
If you are trying to learn Single-Page Application(SPA) development, it’s always a good idea to take reviews for whatever UI/UX idea you are trying to implement that the end-users like. To get a first response, you can always go to your near and dear ones to test it out and get feedback about how it’s … Read more
Often times we own multiple Raspberry Pi devices, connect them to a network, load some software into it, and forget about it. It stays there running in the network for months with all other devices and when the time comes for some changes to the device/software we have to find the device. This becomes a problem because we now have multiple devices in the network and have forgotten which application is hosted on which device.
If you are planning to move and start using any Linux system, it’s essential to understand the directory structure for optimal operating system usage. Linux being one of the most powerful platforms, can be used for various purposes, and for the best use case, you should be able to understand and make modifications to the … Read more
In Lion, Apple not only added the feature to encrypt a complete drive but also started to allow users to encrypt the data on an External Hard-Disk connected via USB port. Though you can’t readily encrypt a Hard-Disk which has a data on it but you will need to format the drive using HFS+ file … Read more
If you have been working pi for a long time and are irritated by the screen going blank after 10 mins, here are a few solutions for you. Solution 1 Edit the lightdm.conf file and change to settings directly. this does not require installing anything and the screen won’t turn off again. Fire the following … Read more