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Multiple DNS lookups with Bash
Multiple DNS lookups with Bash scripting for a predefined list of domain names, more fun but this time using our bash scripting skills. We all know and must agree that Bash is still a very powerful tool when properly used, we can script pretty much anything at the OS level from small tasks like removing files, truncating logs or initiating backups up to more large scale tasks like deploying code locally or even on remote servers. In this really small tutorial we will guide you how to perform multiple DNS lookups by simply scripting this task in Bash. Table of […]
Category: Bash | Published: 07/02/2018 | Updated: 27/11/2018Install PHP 7 on CentOS 7 using REMI repo
Install PHP 7 on CentOS 7 using REMI repository is our next short tutorial where we will show you briefly how to install PHP 7 (php-fpm) on CentOS 7. It is true that by using container technologies like Docker for this particular task would be indeed more easy and handy for most of us but maybe from time to time we have to install PHP manually, maybe for a specific project on one of our servers or maybe just for fun. No worries we will be covering PHP 7 (php-fpm) setup on Docker in another tutorial shortly but for now […]
Category: General | Published: 14/05/2019 | Updated: 07/08/2019AWS Elastic Beanstalk Environment Scheduling
In this short tutorial we will learn about AWS Elastic Beanstalk Environment Scheduling using a simple Shell Script that can be used as part of a possible large automation project where for example you want to save some money on your bill by turning off and on let’s say specific environments that are not used between specific hours during weekdays or weekends for environments like Development, Staging or QA. This solution can be easily used for example being as a Cronjob on one of your management / admin servers or maybe simply as a Jenkins scheduled job, also can be […]
Category: AWS | Published: 18/04/2019 | Updated: 14/05/2019Remove .php extension with NGiNX
Removing .php or .html extension from your website URL when using NGiNX can be quite frustrating, luckily there is a quick and simple solution that we can use in order to fix this and no, it is not called .htaccess as you used to do it when using Apache as web server. It is a nice and elegant solution where you can manage this straight from your .conf file. In this short tutorial we will guide you step by step how to remove .php and .html extension from your URL when using NGiNX, this is a pretty good solution to […]
Category: General | Published: 09/04/2019 | Updated: 23/04/2019