This article provides a comprehensive overview of web servers, including their definition, features, and how they work. The client-server model is explained in detail, highlighting the role of a web server in this process. Popular web servers like NGINX and Apache are discussed, along with Linux servers' demand due to their reliability and adaptability. Overall, this article covers everything one needs to know about web servers when selecting the right one for their website's requirements.

This article provides an in-depth explanation of HTTP and HTTPS, including how they work and their benefits. HTTP is the foundation for communication between computing systems, while HTTPS safeguards data transmission using digital security protocols with cryptographic keys for encryption. The article explains how to get an SSL certificate and why HTTPS is preferred over HTTP due to its authority, conversions, performance advantages, and improved search engine optimization. Overall this article helps readers understand the importance of secure connections when accessing websites on the internet.

HTTP status codes are three-digit codes that act as a communication channel between the server and your browser, giving you insight into the type of response you're receiving. There are five classifications of HTTP status codes: 1xx - Informative, 2xx - Success, 3xx - Redirection, 4xx - Client error, and 5xx - Server error. By understanding these codes, website owners can quickly identify and troubleshoot issues to ensure their site remains functional and optimized for search engines.

Short article on Clustered and Non-clustered indexes

An intro for beginners on what SQL index is, and why use it.

On setting up infrastructure for clustering your Database

A short treatise on VMs and Containers

An article describing the steps involved in the booting of a Linux system

Fundamental guide that helps you debug your server's disk performance

All about the omnipotent sudo :)

On what Secure Shell (SSH) is and how to set up a SSH server

A short article discussing the web loophole, CSRF.