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NodeBB is a modern forum software powered by Node.js framework. It uses MongoDB, PostgreSQL, or Redis database to store data. In this tutorial, you will learn how to install the NodeBB forum using Nginx on a Ubuntu 22.04 server.
OpenBSD 7.5 locks down with root disk encryption and syscall limitations
The most secure Unix-like OS to date? The OpenBSD project's 56th release is arguably the most secure Unix-like OS to date.…
How to Install Lighttpd with MariaDB and PHP-FPM on Ubuntu 22.04
The LLMP Stack (Linux, Lighttpd, MariaDB, and PHP-FPM) is a software stack for delivering web applications. Each component of the LLMP Stack is free, open-source, and can be installed on multiple operating systems. The LLMP Stack can deliver static HTML sites and PHP applications like WordPress, Drupal, and Joomla.
Locking down container security once and for all with Rust-based Edera
This new open-source project built on the Xen hypervisor will bring a new level of security to containers.
How to Install Apache Cassandra on Ubuntu 22.04
Cassandra is a free, open-source, NoSQL database management system designed to handle large amounts of data. This tutorial will explain how to install Apache Cassandra on Ubuntu 22.04.
Beyond the core
Discover the benefits of embedded Linux systems. Webinar There's always someone or something, somewhere poised to change the world. And over two decades ago, Linux took up the mantle.…
How to Install Apache with Nginx as a Reverse Proxy on Ubuntu 22.04
Apache and Nginx are free, open-source, and among the most popular web servers worldwide. This article will show you how to install Nginx as a reverse proxy for Apache on Ubuntu 22.04.
PumpkinOS carves out a FOSS PalmOS-compatible runtime environment
And rePalm may yet bring real PalmOS to new hardware … even the Raspberry Pi
PumpkinOS is a somewhat usable runtime environment that can run some Palm apps on top of Windows or Linux, without using or needing real PalmOS.…
Automation through Accessibility
In this article you will see how we are using Accessibility as an automation tool to test desktop applications just like a real user would using keyboard key presses and mouse clicks. Although this topic and all of its parts can be talked about for hours to exhaust everything, I will attempt to describe how […]
8devices TobuFi: Qualcomm-based SoM for Drone & Robotics with Yocto Support
8devices TobuFi: Qualcomm-based SoM for Drone & Robotics with Yocto Support
8devices has introduced TobuFi, an innovative System on Module that combines a Qualcomm QCS405 processor with a dual-band Wi-Fi 6 radio, marking a significant advancement in the field of embedded systems.
Linux vs. Windows: A Critical Look at Desktop Choices
There are compelling arguments in favor of Linux over Windows for desktop usage. Let's explore some advantages of choosing Linux over Windows for your desktop OS.
Cost-efficient Renesas RZ/G2L based Remi-Pi SBC available for $55.00
Cost-efficient Renesas RZ/G2L based Remi-Pi SBC available for $55.00
MYIR's newly launched Remi Pi, a Renesas RZ/G2L-based SBC, merges cost-efficiency with advanced capabilities, priced at $55.00. It is tailored for both product development and hobbyist pursuits, boasting features like dual Gigabit Ethernet ports, support for dual displays, and camera integration.
Canonical launches Ubuntu Pro for IoT Devices
Canonical has launched Ubuntu Pro for Devices , a comprehensive offering emphasizing security and compliance for IoT device deployments. This initiative aims to provide 10 years of security maintenance for Ubuntu and thousands of open-source packages, along with device management capabilities through Landscape , a systems management tool by Canonical. Ubuntu Pro also ensures that IoT devices receive reliable security patches from a trusted source.
Native Spectre v2 Exploit Uncovered: Implications & Analysis for Linux Security Practitioners
The recently uncovered "Native Branch History Injection (BHI)" exploit against the Linux kernel marks a significant milestone in the ongoing battle against Spectre v2 vulnerabilities. Researchers have revealed that BHI can bypass existing Spectre v2/BHI mitigations to read sensitive data from the memory of Intel systems.
Virtually and actually, LXC 6 and Incus 6 are here - both LTS versions
There's a new version of Canonical's LXD too, but its community fork seems to be thriving
The community fork of what is now Canonical's in-house virtualization tool seems to be doing well, with major new releases of Incus, LXC and associated tools.…
Harnessing the Power of Open Source for Private Clouds: Ubuntu Cloud Infrastructure with OpenStack
In the ever-evolving landscape of technology, cloud computing has emerged as a cornerstone, enabling businesses and individuals alike to leverage vast computing resources without the need for extensive physical infrastructure. This article delves into how Ubuntu Cloud Infrastructure, in conjunction with OpenStack, provides a robust foundation for setting up private cloud environments, blending flexibility, scalability, and security.
VMS Software prunes OpenVMS hobbyist program
Vintage OS editions go the way of the dodo as VSI cranks up exclusivity
Bad news for those who want to play with OpenVMS in non-production use. Older versions are disappearing, and the terms are getting much more restrictive.…
Canonical Makes Network Management Simpler and More Secure with Netplan 1.0
Canonical , the company behind Ubuntu , has introduced Netplan 1.0 , a network configuration tool that simplifies networking configuration on Linux systems. Netplan acts as a control layer above network stacks like systemd-networkd and NetworkManager, allowing administrators to manage and configure them easily.
SiFive Unveils HiFive Premier P550: A RISC-V Development PC with Linux 6.60 Support
SiFive Unveils HiFive Premier P550: A RISC-V Development PC with Linux 6.60
Support Today at Embedded World, SiFive, Inc. unveiled the HiFive Premier P550, an advanced iteration of the former HiFive Unmatched board.
SiFive is back with another 64-bit RISC-V dev board -- hopefully
Ditching Intel for a system-on-chip out of Beijing
SiFive has promised the world another HiFive RISC-V development system featuring a 64-bit out-of-order processor for engineers and other curious techies to try out.…
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