Which distribution to choose from the RHEL family?
In today’s post we are going to recommend which distro use, from the RHEL family, for office environments and which one for a business environment.
In today’s post we are going to recommend which distro use, from the RHEL family, for office environments and which one for a business environment.
Node.js is an event-driven and asynchronous Javascript runtime environment designed to build network applications and to run server-side Javascript applications allowing you to build applications using a single programming language.
npm is a package and dependency manager for Node.js
Today we will learn how to install Node.js and npm on Debian, Ubuntu, CentOS and on any GNU/Linux distro.
On November 30, 2017 the PHP development team released the PHP 7.2 version, this release added news features, here some of them:
mod_rewrite is a powerful and sophisticated Apache web server module that allows urls to be rewritten using regular expressions. To redirect the urls to the corresponding url with www in front.
PostgreSQL (also called Postgres) is an advanced and powerful Object-Relational database management system (DBMS), with a strong reputation on enterprise environment, designed for scalability, performance, high availability, reliability and feature robustness. It supports a large part of the SQL standard and offers many modern features:
Short answer: CentOS.
Long answer…
MongoDB is a open source database management system document-oriented and multiplatform, designed to be scalable, have high performance (both for reading and for writes enviroments) and high availability, scaling from a single server configuration to large and complex data center architectures.
MySQL is a relational database server with a great reputation for being fast, efficient, safe, stable, easy to use, multiplatform (GNU/Linux, * BSD, Windows,…) and well documented. The current MySQL development process is under Oracle's umbrella but the community version is released as free software and you can use under GPL terms.
Apache HTTP is a general purpose web server, designed to achieve a balance between flexibility, portability and performance. Apache HTTP has a modular architecture which allows to extend the basic functionality by selecting a set of modules: the modules are compiled as Dynamic Shared Objects (DSO) and they may be enabled/disabled using the LoadModule directive.
We can use the aptitude command to know if a package has been installed on Debian GNU/Linux or derivative. In CentOS/RHEL/Fedora you can use yum