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Linux
Hardware and System Performance
- Check devices and connections
- RAM
Boot, Kernel, Recovery, and Tunables
Linux Filesystem (FHS), Storage Concepts, LVM, & Disks
System Networking
User Management & File Permissions
Software & Service Management
Linux System Variables
- Locale, Date & Time
- Hostname
SSH & Authentication
File Transfers, Synchronisation & Shared Storage
- Unison
- NFS
- rSync
- FTP Troubleshooting
- vSFTPd
Monitoring
MySQL
CloudFlare
- SSL Certificates
- Origin IP
Backups & Restores
Mail
LoadBalancers
- Check Stats
- LBv2 Overview
Magento
Cluster
- Pacemaker
- Explanation
- DRBD
- Unison
NGINX
- Realip
- Security options, headers, ciphers, and TLS settings.
APACHE
- mod_remoteip
Logging
- TOP
- LogRotate
WordPress
Bash
- VI/VIM
- Find, Locate, and Grep
SSL
cPanel
- AutoSSL
- remoteIP
PHP
- Repositories
Containerisation & Automation
Vulnerabilities, Patching, and Security
Linux Firewalls
- UFW

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Linux

Cluster

Unison

Clusters use unison, usually for synchronisation of configuration files.

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