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Tired of cPanel’s limits? You’re not alone. If you’ve ever been frustrated by slow performance during traffic spikes, blocked from switching PHP versions, or forced to file support tickets just to tweak server settings, you’ve already outgrown cPanel. RunCloud is the next step. It gives you full control over your own cloud server, with a …

DNS translates domain names into IP addresses so your system knows where to connect. This guide shows you how to check which DNS server your Linux machine is using, both in the terminal and the GNOME interface, plus a quick way to query a specific DNS server. How to Find the Current DNS Server in …

Supabase is the most popular open-source Backend-as-a-Service (BaaS) platform, which offers developers the freedom and control of self-hosting. By combining the power of Supabase with the simplicity of RunCloud’s server management panel, you can deploy a scalable and private backend for your applications without vendor lock-in. In this tutorial, we will guide you through every …

Tired of cPanel’s limits? You’re not alone. If you’ve ever been frustrated by slow performance during traffic spikes, blocked from switching PHP versions, or forced to file support tickets just to tweak server settings, you’ve already outgrown cPanel. RunCloud is the next step. It gives you full control over your own cloud server, with a …

Choosing where to host your Node.js application can be tough. Should you use a free platform for quick tests, or invest in a scalable setup that supports complex APIs and MySQL databases? This guide breaks down the best options in – so you can find the right balance of cost, control, and performance. In this …

A slow WordPress site isn’t just frustrating – it drives visitors away and hurts your SEO. In most cases, the cause is simple: too many HTTP requests. Every script, image, and font file your browser fetches adds another delay, which hurts your WordPress website performance and Core Web Vitals This guide shows you how to …

If you’re seeing Cloudflare HTTP Error 526 (Invalid SSL Certificate) on your site, it means Cloudflare couldn’t verify the SSL certificate on your server. The result is that your visitors are blocked from accessing your website until it’s fixed. In this guide, we’ll show you how to fix the Cloudflare HTTP Error 526 step by …

If you use Google Chrome regularly, you’ve probably encountered the dreaded ERR_NETWORK_CHANGED error at least once. One moment, your page is loading fine – the next, you’re staring at a cryptic message that stops you in your tracks. This error means Chrome has detected a sudden change in your internet connection. Maybe your Wi-Fi briefly …

The WARNING: REMOTE HOST IDENTIFICATION HAS CHANGED! error will stop you dead in your tracks. Despite looking like your server is under attack, this message usually means SSH is working correctly, it’s just spotted something different about your server and wants you to know. This security check matters, but it can be frustrating when you …

You can optimize images, install caching plugins, and follow every speed guide out there – and still end up with a slow site. The usual culprit is third-party scripts adding hidden delays. This guide shows you how to find them, assess their impact, and fix the problem with simple tools. What Are Third-Party Scripts? Third-party …

Have you ever opened a website and been greeted with a blank page instead of the content you expected? This is known as the infamous WordPress White Screen of Death (WSOD). It is a frustrating error that only happens when something has gone critically wrong behind the scenes. If this has happened to you, don’t …

A slow WordPress site isn’t just frustrating – it drives visitors away and hurts your SEO. In most cases, the cause is simple: too many HTTP requests. Every script, image, and font file your browser fetches adds another delay, which hurts your WordPress website performance and Core Web Vitals This guide shows you how to …

Launching an e-commerce store can seem complex, especially when dealing with server configurations and deployment complexities. But what if you could deploy a feature-rich, Laravel-based eCommerce platform in just a few simple steps? In this guide, we’ll show you exactly how to install Bagisto, a leading open-source eCommerce solution, using the power and simplicity of …

Are you tired of manually building, testing, and deploying your applications? Modern Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Deployment (CD) approaches can automatically trigger a deployment pipeline to build your Docker image, run tests, push it to a container registry like GHCR or Docker Hub, and deploy it to your server. The best part is that …

Deploying your Laravel application with Docker on a VPS might seem daunting at first – especially when you’re juggling server configurations, dependency management, and ensuring your app runs seamlessly in production. Even after building a well-optimized web application, replicating your local environment on a server can be a whole new challenge. In this comprehensive guide, …

n8n is an open-source automation platform that connects apps and services to streamline repetitive tasks – all under your control. If you want full control over your setup, self-hosting n8n is the way to go. But managing your own infrastructure doesn’t have to be complicated. In this guide, you’ll learn how to deploy n8n using …

Supabase is the most popular open-source Backend-as-a-Service (BaaS) platform, which offers developers the freedom and control of self-hosting. By combining the power of Supabase with the simplicity of RunCloud’s server management panel, you can deploy a scalable and private backend for your applications without vendor lock-in. In this tutorial, we will guide you through every …

If you’ve ever searched for information on how to SSH into a Docker container, you’ve probably found conflicting advice. The truth is, you don’t usually need to run an SSH server inside a container at all. Instead, Docker provides built-in commands that give you secure, direct access to your containers. In this guide, we’ll show …

Cloudflare CAPTCHA errors are a common frustration for both users and developers. These verification failures waste time, interrupt logins, and can even block legitimate visitors from accessing your site. In this guide, you’ll learn what causes Cloudflare CAPTCHA to fail – including network, browser, and configuration issues – and how to fix them effectively, whether …

One common task in Linux is to delete all text in a file using the Vi/Vim editor. Whether you’re clearing a log, resetting a config file, or preparing a test dataset, knowing the right commands saves time and prevents mistakes. In this guide, you’ll learn: When Do You Need to Delete All Text in a …

Seeing “This site can’t provide a secure connection” with the ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR message can stop you in your tracks. For developers, agencies, or site owners, it’s more than an inconvenience – it can mean downtime, lost visitors, and support tickets piling up. This guide explains what the error means, why it happens, and how to fix …

DNS translates domain names into IP addresses so your system knows where to connect. This guide shows you how to check which DNS server your Linux machine is using, both in the terminal and the GNOME interface, plus a quick way to query a specific DNS server. How to Find the Current DNS Server in …

You can optimize images, install caching plugins, and follow every speed guide out there – and still end up with a slow site. The usual culprit is third-party scripts adding hidden delays. This guide shows you how to find them, assess their impact, and fix the problem with simple tools. What Are Third-Party Scripts? Third-party …

n8n is an open-source automation platform that connects apps and services to streamline repetitive tasks – all under your control. If you want full control over your setup, self-hosting n8n is the way to go. But managing your own infrastructure doesn’t have to be complicated. In this guide, you’ll learn how to deploy n8n using …