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Illustration of the process for installing GitLab on Ubuntu 24.04.
LinuxUbuntu

How to Install GitLab Self-Hosting on Ubuntu 24.04

Sysadmin.IDJul 14, 2024Aug 30, 2024
Discover how to easily install GitLab, an open-source DevOps platform, on your Ubuntu server with our step-by-step guide. Streamline your development workflow and enhance project management capabilities by following these essential installation tips and best practices.
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Installing FlowiseAI using Docker
DockerUbuntu

Deploy FlowiseAI with Docker and Caddy in Ubuntu

Sysadmin.IDJun 22, 2024Aug 30, 2024
Discover how to efficiently deploy FlowiseAI, a cutting-edge AI platform, using Docker and set up a simple proxy with Caddy on Ubuntu. This comprehensive guide will streamline your machine learning projects, ensuring easy management and scalability for complex models.
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MariaDB TCMalloc Ubuntu Performance Optimization
DatabaseUbuntu

How to Enable TCMalloc in MariaDB on Ubuntu

Sysadmin.IDJun 17, 2024Aug 30, 2024
Unlock significant performance enhancements for your MariaDB database by enabling TCMalloc, an optimized memory allocator for multi-threading. Follow our straightforward guide to seamlessly integrate TCMalloc on Ubuntu, boosting query execution speed and reducing latency for your high-demand applications.
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Optimized images on a website using NGINX and WebP Server Go.
DockerNGINX

NGINX Auto WebP and Avif using WebP Server Go

Sysadmin.IDJun 16, 2024Aug 30, 2024
Discover how to enhance your website's speed and user experience by optimizing images with modern formats like WebP and AVIF using WebP Server Go integrated with NGINX. This powerful setup not only reduces page load times but also maintains high visual quality, ensuring a seamless browsing experience for your users.
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Illustration showing UFW allowing ports for HTTP, HTTPS, and HTTP3 QUIC
How toUbuntuWeb Server

UFW: How to Allow Ports for HTTP, HTTPS, HTTP3 QUIC

Sysadmin.IDMay 30, 2024Aug 30, 2024
Learn how to configure UFW (Uncomplicated Firewall) on Ubuntu to allow essential web service ports for HTTP, HTTPS, and HTTP3 QUIC traffic. Follow our simple steps to enhance your server's security and ensure seamless web performance.
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