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Few days ago I purchased a cheap VPS for a project. Our budget is very small so i can't afford to buy WHM and Cpanel. Are there any free hosting control panels that offer same amount of functionality?
This VPS is just a blank cent os so every thing has to be installed by me. I am a very new to managing a server and am struggling very much I am a web developer. I Hope someone can offer advice.
The application I want to host is made using PHP, MySql
Thank you
Check out Webmin (http://www.webmin.com/)
Basically cpanel but better.
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Hi everyone.
I recently purchased a VPS with CentOS 5.3!
However, I want it to run on Ubuntu. How do I convert the system to Ubuntu?
I guess the best you can do is to ask system administrators of the company you purchased your VPS from. They may do it manually and backup data on your VPS you may want to save.
This option also might be accessible on the control panel of you VPS provider.
Reinstalling OS by hand on your VPS may result in a lot of headache and I wouldn't recommend it.
Just install Ubuntu; it doesn't matter what's already installed.
If you have any data on the machine that you care about, back it up first.
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My boss has asked me to look into applications to host web services on our FreeBSD machine. Previously I have only used visual studios to do web services so I am wondering what is the best applications on there to host them on in a unix environment?
Thanks for the help!
EDIT: Just to be clear, I am talking about something like this: http://axis.apache.org/axis2/java/core/ I am just not familiar with what is the most popular/most stable ect. on the unix side of things.
It depends on the application you want to host.
There are several ways to solve your task:
Use normal web-server (e.g. Apache, Nginx and so on)
Use specialized software with innate web-server capabilities (e.g. Twisted, Node.JS and so on).
You need to be more concrete to get concreter answer :)
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How can I host, say a Snap webapp, on amazon?
In other words, what are the first steps I need to take - as I am completely clueless.
Any tips appreciated!
First you need to have an amazon aws account. Then depends on your requirements you can select the instances and host it. You can set up the instance using the AWS Management Console.
have a look on this. http://aws.amazon.com/console/
this will also help to you Need a step by step guide to host a website on AWS
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Has anyone seen published statistics on SSL/TLS usage across the internet (i.e. servers using SSL vs. non-ssl enabled servers)?
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Chris
These two talks from Blackhat 2010 (pdf) and Defcon 18 (pdf) are probably the best data you're going to get.
ssllabs has lots of good stuff.
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Is there anyway to config IIS to serve static file like CDN? Like Gzip, Cache, E-tag, Mod-date?
And how should we config to make it very robust on massive requests?
I know it's a short question but that's all I want to ask.
To the question on the IIS version, i prefer 6 and 7 IIS. You can give your answer on either 6 or 7 :)
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regardless of the server (IIS, Apache, etc.):
You achieve robustness through scale. Put 1000-2000 servers behind a few hardware load-balancers (F5's). Monitor constantly to ensure they all have the same files. Secure your file system so writes are allowed by only 1-2 users. Spread them geographically across network providers, power suppliers and backhoe opportunities.
Or just outsource it to someone who's already done all of this.