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In this day and age, changing passwords regularly is essential to your internet security. Frequent updates prevent unwanted access to your accounts and sensitive data and keep you one step ahead of possible cyberattacks. By changing passwords regularly, you can stay one step ahead of potential cyberthreats and enhance your digital safety.

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Logical volume management (LVM) is a powerful storage administration framework that abstracts the physical layout of storage devices by introducing logical volumes. Taking advantage of the Linux device mapper kernel driver, LVM offers a software version of a storage area network (SAN), allowing for more efficient and flexible storage utilization and management through dynamic resizing and storage allocation.

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Redis is a powerful, high-performance, in-memory key-value data storage solution. Primarily leveraged for caching, message brokering, and session storage, Redis ensures swift and efficient data access and manipulation. Its support for diverse data structures, replication, the ability to handle real-time data processing tasks, and seamless scalability make Redis an indispensable solution for modern high-performance applications.

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Visual Studio Code (VSCode) is a free, open-source editor developed by Microsoft that can manage various programming languages and extensions with enhanced functionality. The benefits of installing VSCode are numerous. Continue reading to learn all this excellent code editor has to offer.

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Kali Linux is an open-source Debian-derived Linux distribution maintained by Offensive Security. Devon Kearns and Mati Aharoni developed it. It was created explicitly for network analysts, penetration testers, or anyone in the cybersecurity field with a requirement for a very detailed scope of effort — including forensics analysis.

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Your guide to hosting a Minecraft server on Linux

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Let's dive into our introduction that answers the question, "Can you host a Minecraft server on Linux?"

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In addition to better security, the main reason users upgrade or install PHP 8.2 on Ubuntu 22.04 is the significant performance increase over previous versions when it is installed and using the OPcache module. This combination greatly decreases the time it takes for your web page to load. If you are developing a site locally or launching it on one of Liquid Web's Ubuntu VPS or Dedicated Servers, having installed the PHP 8.2 version or newer is the way to go.

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Before you start using VMware Tools, knowing a thing or two about what VMware is would be wise. Based in California, VMware is a virtualization and cloud-computing company noted for being the first commercially successful company to virtualize the x86 architecture. There are many good business reasons to leverage the power of VMware.

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Installing WordPress on Linux (AlmaLinux) offers a powerful combination of user-friendliness, customization options, security, and community support. It is a significant choice for individuals and businesses seeking an online presence. This knowledge base article will show you how to install WordPress on Linux — specifically AlmaLinux.

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