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15 May 2024
Fail2Ban Installation Guide | Tool for Linux Server Security

When developing Linux software for servers IOFLOOD, deploying Fail2Ban reinforces our security measures and safeguards our clients’ data from malicious activities. To bolster the security of our Linux bare metal cloud server customers and fellow developers, we’ve compiled this comprehensive installation guide to simplify the process and empower users to protect their data and applications
15 May 2024
What is Fail2Ban in Linux? | How it Works and Usage Cases

When working to improve the security of the Linux servers at IOFLOOD, we evaluated Fail2Ban to review its ability to handle brute-force attacks and unauthorized access attempts. We have found that incorporating Fail2Ban properly can fortify our security measures, safeguarding the infrastructure and data of our bare metal servers from potential threats. To bolster the
15 May 2024
How to Install Firewalld on Linux | Network Security Guide

When working with Linux software for IOFLOOD, understanding the proper setup process for Firewalld is crucial for enhancing server network security. Deploying Firewalld strengthens the network defenses, which ensures the confidientiality of the data on our client’s cloud hosting services. By referencing our notes, developed processes, and expertise in Linux cybersecurity, we’ve crafted this guide
15 May 2024
Firewalld in Linux | User Guide on How to Use and What it is

Understanding Firewalld in Linux is crucial for bolstering network security and shielding servers from potential threats. At IOFLOOD, where we prioritize the integrity and confidentiality of our clients’ data, familiarity with Firewalld is essential for enhancing our network defenses. Drawing from our experience in Linux system administration and cybersecurity, we’ve put together this article to
08 May 2024
Bash Syntax Cheat Sheet

Managing dedicated servers and performing system administration tasks at IOFLOOD requires a solid understanding of Bash syntax to efficiently automate processes and troubleshoot issues. Drawing from our experience in server management and software deployment, we’ve compiled this comprehensive Bash reference guide. This Bash Cheat Sheet is your concise companion in the vast world of Bash
08 May 2024
Linux Syntax Cheat Sheet

Navigating the filesystems of Linux and shell scripting syntax can be overwhelming, we get it. When managing our customer’s dedicated servers and deploying software at IOFLOOD, having a solid grasp of Linux shell scripting is crucial for efficient administration and process automation. To aid developers and sysadmins in mastering Linux syntax and shell scripting, we’ve
03 May 2024
Java Syntax Cheat Sheet

When developing software at IOFLOOD, having a solid understanding of Java syntax and concepts is essential for creating the dedicated cloud hosting ecosystem that meet our clients’ needs. To streamline the learning process and help developers grasp Java fundamentals quickly, we’ve crafted this comprehensive Java Syntax Cheat Sheet. This reference guide covers all the important
02 May 2024
NPM Pack | Test, Build, and Publish Your Node.js Package

Packaging a Node.js project is crucial for distributing it efficiently, especially when developing software for use at IOFLOOD. Through our experience, we’ve learned that ‘npm pack’ simplifies the packaging process and ensures that all needed files are included in the distribution. As we believe that our processes can assist our customers developing on our bare
02 May 2024
Check NPM Version | Essential Update and Manage Guide

Recently, we encountered the need to check for updated npm versions frequently during software development at IOFLOOD. We formed solid processes, as consistent npm version is crucial for maintaining project compatibility throughout our various bare metal cloud servers. To assist others facing similar issues, we have put all of our best pracitices into today’s article.
02 May 2024
[SOLVED] Fixing ‘NPM Command Not Found’ | Error Guide
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Sometimes, when administrating servers for IOFLOOD, you might encounter the frustrating “npm command not found” warning. This error can disrupt the workflow, especially when deploying applications on our bare metal cloud servers. To help ensure smooth server management for our customers, we’ve decided to share our tips and tricks for resolving this issue. This guide