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How to Install DBeaver Database Manager on Ubuntu Linux
DBeaver Community is a free, open-source universal database manager that supports various databases including MySQL, PostgreSQL, and Oracle. It offers health monitoring and SQL editor with plugins for various databases. It requires Java for operation, and this guide provides instructions on installing Java and DBeaver on Ubuntu. Tips for installing and configuring MariaDB with DBeaver…
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How to Install HashBrown CMS on Ubuntu Linux
HashBrown CMS is a free, open-source, multilingual content management system that is built on Node.js and MongoDB. This article provides a step-by-step guide to install HashBrown CMS on Ubuntu operating systems. The guide covers the installation of necessary dependencies including Ruby, Node.js, MongoDB, and HashBrown CMS itself, and concludes with the successful launch of HashBrown…
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How to Install and Configure Dgraph on Ubuntu Linux
Dgraph is a highly advanced NoSQL database system that offers multi-model compatibility and high availability across multiple domains to eradicate any single point of failure. This database platform is used widely by enterprises, small and large, for efficient data processing. The article presents a comprehensive step-by-step guide on how to install and configure Dgraph on…
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How to Install Canvas LMS Platform on Ubuntu Linux
Canvas LMS is a versatile learning management platform with features like course management, user authentication, and device compatibility. It harmonizes with several apps enabling multimedia teaching and learning. Installation includes setting up Ruby, PostgreSQL Server, Yarn, and Rails on Ubuntu, then creating a Database, configuring Canvas, and facilitating Canvas dependencies. A guide for step-by-step environment…
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How to use tar command in Ubuntu Linux with examples
The tar (tape archive) command is a commonly used backup command in the Linux/Unix system that creates highly compressed archive files, also known as tarballs. The command offers various options for creating, extracting, and managing these files. Ubuntu, an open-source Linux operating system, is a suitable platform for beginners learning to use the tar command.…
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How to Install Zoia CMS Framework on Ubuntu Linux
Zoia.js is a lightweight, open-source framework that aids fast website development using Node.js and MongoDB. It simplifies content management system (CMS) and app building, effectively masking complex coding with a focus on content creation. Zoia’s features include user registration and management, captcha, navigation menu control, and a built-in WYSIWYG editor, among others. The detailed setup…
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How to Install and Use ArangoDB on Ubuntu Linux
ArangoDB is a free, open-source, multi-model NoSQL database system offering high availability and eliminating single failure points. It offers a paid version for enterprises with additional support. Supporting native multi-model and search capabilities, ArangoDB is utilized by companies processing large volumes of data. The article also provides a detailed guide on installing and configuring ArangoDB…
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How to Install Koel Media Streamer on Ubuntu Linux
Koel is an open-source personal web media streamer, optimized for MP3 streaming and compatible with any media format streamed over the internet. This tutorial guides users on how to install the Koel streaming server on Ubuntu 16.04 and 18.04 LTS servers and desktops. The instructions include installation of MariaDB Database Server, PHP, Node.js, Yarn and…
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How to Flush or Clear DNS Cache on Ubuntu Linux
Ubuntu’s DNS cache is a temporary database storing records of recent internet domain visits. If corrupted, it may hinder domain name resolution. Users can rectify this by clearing the cache using specific commands. Ubuntu uses systemd-resolved for network name resolution and caching. If internet connection issues or browser problems arise, users should consider clearing their…
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How to Delete MySQL Database and User on Ubuntu Linux
The post is a tutorial showing how to delete old MySQL databases and associated user accounts via the Ubuntu command line, a task particularly relevant for those managing websites with content management systems like WordPress. It underlines the permanence and potential risk of these actions and provides step-by-step commands for both dropping databases and user…