Monthly Archive:: March 2023
26 Mar 2023
Easily Install Python 3 in Ubuntu
You have a Python script you’d like to use, but you’re not sure if your server has Python installed, or if it’s running the latest version. No problem! We address that common issue in today’s article. Learn how to install Python 3 in Ubuntu easily in this comprehensive guide. At IOFLOOD, most of the internal
25 Mar 2023
Using BASH IF / ELSE Statements: Shell Script Conditionals Explained
Have you ever wondered how to make your Bash scripts more powerful and flexible? One of the key skills you need to achieve this is mastering conditional statements, specifically bash if, elif, and else statements. By the end of this blog post, you’ll be well-equipped to handle these conditionals with ease, making your scripts more
24 Mar 2023
Debian vs Ubuntu: A Comprehensive Comparison for Server and Desktop Users
Have you ever found yourself scratching your head, trying to decide between Debian and Ubuntu for your next server or desktop setup? You’re not alone. With their shared history and common features, it’s no wonder that many Linux users struggle to choose between these two popular distributions. At IOFLOOD, we see strong demand for both
23 Mar 2023
11 Good Password Ideas: A Guide to Strong Passwords You Can Use
In today’s digital world, we rely on passwords to protect our sensitive information from the increasing threat of cyber-attacks, identity theft, and data breaches. But are your passwords the best they can be? Do you need good password ideas? You’ve come to the right place! In this blog, we will outline 11 strategies to come
22 Mar 2023
Horizontal vs Vertical Scaling: A Framework for VPS and Shared Hosting Providers
Your hosting business is growing rapidly, and you’re starting to feel the pressure of accommodating an increasing number of clients on your dedicated servers. It’s a good problem to have — but still a problem. It’s a common challenge faced by many VPS and cPanel shared hosting providers, and it begs the question: how do
21 Mar 2023
MDADM Status Notifications: How to configure mdadm email alerts for software raid drive failures.
When managing a dedicated server, one crucial aspect to keep an eye on is the health of your RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disks) system. RAID systems are like the unsung heroes of the server world, working behind the scenes to keep your data safe and accessible. Just as you’d want to know if your