SSH (Secure Shell) is the default way to access a remote Linux server. This post will cover securing server access by disabling direct access to the root user and using public/private keys instead of passwords

Ubuntu has a great firewall called the 'Uncomplicated Firewall' or UFW for short. This is a great option if you want to secure your system. Docker, by default, will update your iptables and punch holes

This is the official Genesis Post for the POCKET token. If you wish to opt-in to the Pocket protocol and claim your initial stake of 1,000,001 POCKET tokens, all you need to do is resteem this post before

Previous Post Source Code TLDR; setting up kubernetes Allows you to horizontally scale your application by adding multiple small servers instead of bigger more costly ones. It keeps your internal modules,

Docker Kubernetes Series: High Scale Applications In this series I'll outline how I build and deploy web applications with high scale and availability with full DevOps in a language agnostic way so that