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blog.openresty.com | ||
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bicofino.io
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| | | | | I'm old fashion and in some cases I like to compile my stuff, Zabbix is one of these cases. You can add/remove features directly with ./configure, and mess around with some timeouts of zabbix_server and zabbix_agentd for example. In this tutorial, we will not change anything on the source code. We are going install Zabbix version 2.4.6 with MySQL, Nginx and PHP-FPM. This is the stack of what I use in production environments. | |
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oct8l.gitlab.io
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| | | | | After some though, Disqus really isn't the ideal commenting solution. Enter Commento. | |
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www.markusdosch.com
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| | | | | Flask is a simple but powerful Python web framework. But how can you actually make your Flask application available from the web and let other people use your site? | |
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brandonrozek.com
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| | | I recently had a gaming session with old friends and we played the game Starbound. In hopes of continuing our session in the near future, I set up a Starbound server for us all to connect to. However, since I've recently learned how to setup LXC containers, my host OS is Fedora, and the steamcmd provides instructions for Debian, Ubuntu, and Arch. I've decided to set up a system container using LXC. | ||
