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What Is htop and How Does It Work?

8/7/2025

What Is htop and How Does It Work?

htop is an interactive tool that helps you monitor your Linux server’s performance in real-time. Here's how to use it.

How Is htop Different from top?

8/6/2025

How Is htop Different from top?

top and htop are two of the most common ways to monitor Linux system resources, but what's really the difference?

What Is NetHogs and How Do You Monitor Network Traffic with It?

8/5/2025

What Is NetHogs and How Do You Monitor Network Traffic with It?

NetHogs is a Linux command-line tool that shows network bandwidth usage per process in real-time. Learn how to install and use this powerful monitoring utility to track which applications consume your server's network resources.

What Are Symlinks in Linux and How Do You Create and Remove Them?

8/4/2025

What Are Symlinks in Linux and How Do You Create and Remove Them?

Symbolic links (symlinks) are file system shortcuts in Linux that point to other files or directories. In this article, you'll learn how to create, manage, and remove symlinks.

What Is Caddy Web Server? A Look at Its Features and How to Set It Up

8/2/2025

What Is Caddy Web Server? A Look at Its Features and How to Set It Up

Caddy is a modern, open-source web server known for its automatic HTTPS and simple configuration. Learn about its pros, cons, and how to set it up on your Linux server.

How to Generate a Free Let’s Encrypt TLS Certificate Using Certbot on Linux

8/1/2025

How to Generate a Free Let’s Encrypt TLS Certificate Using Certbot on Linux

This step-by-step guide walks you through the simple process of generating and installing a free Let's Encrypt SSL certificate on your Linux server using the Certbot tool.

What Is GNU and How Does It Relate to Open-Source Software and Linux?

7/24/2025

What Is GNU and How Does It Relate to Open-Source Software and Linux?

Understanding GNU helps explain not just how Linux came to be, but why the entire open-source movement exists as we know it today. Learn about the project that provided the tools, philosophy, and legal framework that made modern open-source possible.