CentOS
Install SonarQube on CentOS 8 / Rocky Linux 8
In this guide we explain the installation of SonarQube on Rocky Linux 8 / CentOS 8 / CentOS…
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Security
How To
Use Let’s Encrypt SSL Certificates on OpenShift 4.x Ingress / Routes
In Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform, Certificates are used to encrypt communications to the applications exposed using Routes/Ingress…
How To
Encrypt Files and Directories on Linux using VeraCrypt
In today’s life, there is always a need to secure your sensitive data on your computer. The best…
Debian
How To Install Graylog Server on Debian 12/11/10
In this guide, we will chew through how to install Graylog server on Debian 12/11/10 with Let’s Encrypt…
Automation
4 Common Automation Testing Mistakes You Must Avoid
Many organizations are increasingly adopting automation testing instead of manually testing their systems and processes, which can be…
Automation
Manage Users and Groups in FreeIPA using CLI
In this article we will cover in depth the management of user accounts and groups in a FreeIPA…
CentOS
Secure FreeIPA Server With Let’s Encrypt SSL Certificate
FreeIPA is a powerful open source solution created to provide a centralized way of managing authentication, identity stores,…
How To
Install and Configure FreeIPA Server on Rocky Linux 8
Today’s guide will be on the installation and configuration of FreeIPA Server on Rocky Linux 8 system. FreeIPA…
CentOS
Manage SELinux Status, Context, Ports and Booleans Using Ansible
What is SELinux and why is it important? SELinux, Security Enhanced Linux, is a security architecture for Linux.…
Automation
How To Integrate SonarQube with Jenkins
In our recent guide, we took the installation of Jenkins and installation of SonarQube by the horn and…
Cloud
Install and Configure OpenStack Barbican Key Manager Service
Barbican is a REST API for OpenStack designed to provide a secure management, provisioning and storage of secrets…
How To
5 Security Tips for Linux Users
Installing Linux on your machine for the very first time and running a few commands is fun. There…