Developers don’t need to understand servers in order to develop, but we’ve found our experience in setting up and managing servers for our clients has come in handy plenty of times.
We wanted to write up a selection of articles covering really basic server stuff, most posts assume little or no prior knowledge. We hope you find them useful.
X-Clacks-Overhead
We now support the X-Clacks-Overhead, or, the internet as a tool to not forget
Getting access to Channel 13 on a Raspberry Pi 3
Getting access to Channel 13 on a Raspberry Pi 3. In some countries you need to change these channels, I can show you how
Stopping your wireless from turning off on your Raspberry PI
How to stop your wireless from turning off on your Raspberry Pi
Steps for replacing an SSL certificate
Some basic steps for replacing an SSL certificate on a certificate. Always defer to the issuers instructions though
See what disk space is left on your Linux web server
How to find out how much disk space is left on your Linux web server
The SSH Command
A beginners guide to the SSH command, what it is and how you use it during normal web development
Viewing what is running on the server
Here is how to view what is running on the server along with the resources each process is using
Raspberry Pi for Secret Agents
Here are some fun activities that you can do with your Raspberry Pi
Some Notes on SSL Certificates
Here are some notes about SSL certificates you may find useful