System Administration

 

Articles marked as System Administration are usually geared towards Linux security, networking, server configuration, virtualization, and similar topics.

 

At Linux Nightly, we’re always auditing our Linux servers and desktops, and looking for ways to improve performance and security. In these guides, we share some of the helpful things we’ve learned.

How to Use Visual Studio Code – Live Share Extension

As a backend developer, sometimes you have to work with other people who have no knowledge of how to prepare the environment to work with for a certain project, which requires downloading a repository, preparing the environment, working with databases, and other requirements. The problem is how can you make them collaborate with certain parts

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How to Disable (or Enable) Firewall in Ubuntu 20.04

Ubuntu comes with ufw (uncomplicated firewall) installed by default. This is a frontend for iptables/nftables, the built-in Linux firewall, and is meant to make firewall management a bit easier. Stop/Disable Firewall in Ubuntu If you find the Ubuntu firewall interfering with connections on your system, one option is to disable the firewall completely. Warning: it’s

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