Ubuntu Linux

This guide outlines how to install and use the PHP server-side programming language on Ubuntu Linux with Apache or Nginx web servers. Instructions are provided for the installation process, including PHP integration with Apache and Nginx, PHP modules, and updates. PHP is used to support content management systems like WordPress, Magento, Drupal etc. PHP versions may vary with the latest being PHP 8.0 at the time of writing.

The post explains the process of installing Joomla CMS on Ubuntu Linux using OpenLiteSpeed web server as an alternative to Apache or Nginx. The process involves installing OpenLiteSpeed and MariaDB database server, downloading Joomla, creating a Joomla database, and configuring OpenLiteSpeed to support Joomla. Detailed instructions are provided for each step, as well as command codes for the install processes.

The post provides a comprehensive guide on how to install and use the OpenLiteSpeed web server on Ubuntu Linux. The text details the process of installing OpenLiteSpeed from a repository, configuring it, and setting the admin password. It also explains how to configure OpenLiteSpeed to use PHP 8.0, install MariaDB, and establish the admin portal. The guide positions OpenLiteSpeed as a lightweight alternative to popular web servers like Apache and Nginx.

This article guides readers on setting up free Let's Encrypt SSL certificates on an Ubuntu server using Nginx. It explains the installation of the Certbot tool, certificate generation, and automatic renewal processes. Implementing this allows secure HTTPS connections, enhancing website security and user trust while improving SEO rankings. Regular backups are recommended.

This article provides a guide on setting up free Let's Encrypt SSL certificates on an Ubuntu server running Apache. It details the installation of Certbot, the process to generate and configure SSL certificates, and how to automate their renewal. This ensures secure HTTPS communication for websites without incurring costs.