Virtual Machines in today’s world are the backbone of the server world because they make it possible to utilize highly powered servers efficiently and take every bit of their computing power at work. Well, KVM which stands for Kernel Virtual Machine available for Linux systems …
Kernel-based Virtual Machine (KVM) is simple to install on Oracle Linux 9 because it is an RHEL-based Linux distro, hence the steps for setting and operating KVM will be the same as any other similar OS such as AlmaLinux. Step 1: Find whether Virtualization is …
VirtualBox is one of the popular ways to run multiple virtual machines on a single hardware system running with either Windows, Linux, or MacOS. There are no limitations on how many guest operating systems we can run using Virtualbox, as long as our physical machine …
Kernel-based Virtual Machine (KVM) is an especially developed virtualization for Linux systems only. It is a Type 1 virtualization, hence better than Type – 2 in terms of performance. Using KVM, the users can run multiple virtual machines on a single physical host. Although we …
Kernel headers are packages that are essential for building and installing third-party kernel modules or device drivers because they provide definitions of structures, constants, and function prototypes. That’s why Kernel headers, are also known as Kernel development packages. It contains important header files and development …
Apache HTTP Server popularly known as “Apache” is an open-source web server software platform to host and serve websites or web apps. Because of the performance and reliability along with the ability to scale up, this web server is popular even among the service providers …
Mosh is an abbreviation for “Mobile Shell” which is a remote terminal application for Linux and other OS platforms. It is designed to reduce latency and is a good alternative to traditional SSH where the network connection is unreliable. Mosh allows you to switch network …
AlmaLinux or RockyLinux are enterprise Linux operating systems and perfect choices for hosting or running server applications. They are free and open source, so anyone can use them to set up their Linux infrastructure. However, the default Java available through their repositories is OpenJDK which …
AlmaLinux or Rocky Linux are both open-source Linux distros derived from RHEL code and compatible with packages available with RPM extension. Being an enterprise Linux system, Almalinux as well as Rocky used to run server programs and also serve as reliable platforms to develop various …
Cockpit is a nifty software for CLI Linux server systems to control them remotely or locally using the web-based graphical interface, even desktop Linux servers can use it. Whereas, its module – “Cockpit-Podman” enables the users to use the interface of Cockpit to create and …