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Image: Daniel Chetroni/Shutterstock Security How to safely store passwords on a Linux server
If you work on headless Linux servers, you might want to have a command-line password storage tool. Jack Wallen shows you how to use GnuPG and pass for this purpose.
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Image: Shutterstock Software How to create a database and add a collection with MongoDB GUI Compass
Jack Wallen shows you how easy it is to create a MongoDB database and collection using the Compass GUI.
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Image: DenEmmanuel, Getty Images/iStockPhotos Software Thunderbird 102 looks to reinvent the open-source email client
Although the upcoming major release of Thunderbird isn't about drastic changes, what it does have to offer makes the workflow much more efficient than previous iterations. Jack Wallen has the details.
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Image: iStockphoto/urfinguss Software How to create a persistent volume for your container deployments with Portainer
If you need persistent storage for your Docker containers, Jack Wallen believes there's no easier way to create them than with Portainer. Read on to find out how to create both local and remote volumes with ease.
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Image: XtravaganT/Adobe Stock Data Centers How to upgrade Ubuntu Server from 20.04 to 22.04
The official release of Ubuntu 22.04 is almost upon us. Jack Wallen walks you through the process of upgrading version 20.04 to the new LTS, so you're primed and ready for the big day.
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Image: sutlafk/Shutterstock Software How to add a data source to Redash
Redash can create dashboards from various data sources that display charts, pivot tables, cohorts, boxplots, counters, funnels, maps, sankeys, sunbursts and word clouds. Here’s how to use it.
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Image: Debian Software How to switch ChromeOS to use Debian Bullseye
With Linux running on your Chromebook, you want to ensure you're using the latest version of Debian to avoid security vulnerabilities. Jack Wallen shows you how to migrate from Buster to Bullseye.
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Image: christitzeimaging.com/Shutterstock Software How to install the MongoDB GUI Compass and connect to a remote server
If you want to try MongoDB, here's a GUI to make it much easier. Jack Wallen shows you how to install it.
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Image: mtmmarek/Adobe Stock Software How to install the MongoDB GUI Adminer on AlmaLinux
Need a simple-to-use GUI to help manage your MongoDB databases? Jack Wallen shows you how to install Adminer for just that purpose.
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Image: Kali Software How to install the new Kali Linux snapshot tool, Unkaputtbar
Jack Wallen walks you through the process of installing and using the new Kali Linux snapshot tool.
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Launching ISPProtect immediately reveals the welcome screen. Software How to scan your websites for malware with ISPProtect
Websites should be scanned regularly for malware. Jack Wallen shows you how to do this on Linux with the help of ISPProtect.
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Image: iStock Software How to benchmark a website with the Siege command-line tool
Need to stress-test your websites to see how well they're performing? Jack Wallen shows you how with the command-line Siege tool.
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Software What’s coming in GNOME 42?
GNOME 42 is almost here. Jack Wallen has kicked the tires (thanks to GNOME OS Nightly) and came out of the experience thrilled for the future of this open-source desktop.
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Image: Matomo Software How to install the Matomo web analytics platform on Ubuntu Server 20.04
Website analysis is an important aspect of administration. If your company needs to track such data, there's an open-source tool for that very purpose. Jack Wallen shows you how to deploy Matomo.