What Is PM2? Managing Node.js Apps in Production
PM2 runs your Node.js app in the background, restarts it after crashes and manages its logs. Learn ecosystem files, cluster mode, startup and the systemd difference.
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PM2 runs your Node.js app in the background, restarts it after crashes and manages its logs. Learn ecosystem files, cluster mode, startup and the systemd difference.
Move a Next.js app to your own VPS with standalone output, PM2, an Nginx reverse proxy, SSL and a rollback flow, based on official docs, with commands and honest limits on when to hire help.
Run PostgreSQL and MySQL in Docker with docker run and Compose: volumes for persistence, secrets, health checks, localhost only ports, backups and when to ask your host.
Steps to deploy a Laravel project on cPanel and a VPS: requirements, Composer, .env, permissions, public folder, cron and queues. We also explain when to leave the job to your host.
MariaDB vs MySQL, compared neutrally: history, licensing, storage engines, compatibility and what comes with your hosting. Plus a migration checklist and a decision table.
Install Node.js on a Linux server and put your app live: version choice, .env, an Nginx reverse proxy and a systemd service, plus when to leave the job to your hosting provider.
PostgreSQL strengths, Ubuntu install, users and databases with psql, pg_hba.conf basics and a practical MySQL comparison table. An honest answer to which database fits which project.
Anycast DNS announces one IP address from many locations and sends each query to the nearest node. We explain how it works, where it falls short and when it makes a real difference.
How to back up MySQL, MariaDB and PostgreSQL with mysqldump and pg_dump: keep passwords off the command line, automate with cron, restore, verify and copy backups off the server.
Traceroute (tracert) shows which routers your packets cross on the way to a server. We explain TTL, the commands, each output line and the false alarms that fool beginners.
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