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Linux & Servers

What is life without Linux? Browse this category to explore content I have created relating to Linux and Servers. This section is pretty broad. It promises content on Ubuntu, cloud VMs, server automation, bash scripting, PowerShell, system/website administration, AWS, etc. Watch this space for my existing and future content on the aforementioned technologies.

Connect To Amazon RDS (Or Any Database) Using HeidiSQL Via SSH Tunneling

July 15, 2018 by Ehi Kioya 2 Comments

HeidiSQL SSH Tunneling

Connecting to databases via SSH Tunneling is something developers and IT professionals often need to do. And HeidiSQL is one of the more popular open-source database tools. While HeidiSQL fully supports SSH tunneling, there doesn’t seem to be any documentation about how to accomplish this. So, after struggling with this for a few hours and figuring it out, I put these instructions together to help others.

Filed Under: AWS, Azure, Cloud, Cloud Computing, Database, Linux & Servers Tagged With: Amazon RDS, Cloud Computing, Database, HeidiSQL, Linux, SSH Tunneling

Credential encryption and security in MOF files

February 14, 2018 by Ehi Kioya 1 Comment

Credential security in MOF files

PowerShell desired state configuration scripts often request user credentials which then need to be stored in some form in the output MOF files. Since you never want to save passwords as clear text, this article explains how you can keep passwords secure and encrypted inside your MOF files.

Filed Under: Linux & Servers, PowerShell, Programming, SharePoint Tagged With: PowerShell, Programming, SharePoint

PowerShell Desired State Configuration (DSC): An Introduction

February 8, 2018 by Ehi Kioya 1 Comment

PowerShell Desired State Configuration

I have been playing a lot with PowerShell desired state configuration (DSC) recently and so, I decided to write an introductory post on it. In this article, I explain at a high level what PowerShell DSC is all about. And then, I provide a simple example that demonstrates at a basic level how PowerShell desired state configuration works.

Filed Under: Linux & Servers, PowerShell, Programming, SharePoint Tagged With: PowerShell, Programming, SharePoint

Securing Your Amazon EC2 Instance

July 28, 2015 by Ehi Kioya 1 Comment

Securing Your Amazon EC2 Instance

Many individuals and organizations implement virtual machines and dedicated servers using Amazon Elastic Cloud Compute (EC2). Like any other host on the Internet, your Amazon EC2 instances can be vulnerable to attack if you don’t take special precautions. In this article, I explain some of the most important things you should do to secure your Amazon EC2 instance.

Filed Under: AWS, Azure, Cloud, Cloud Computing, Linux & Servers Tagged With: Amazon EC2, Cloud Computing, Security

Swap File For Ubuntu On Amazon EC2 – Why And How?

April 19, 2015 by Ehi Kioya Leave a Comment

Swap File On Amazon EC2

On Amazon EC2, the instance type you choose determines the amount of physical memory (RAM) that you get. Larger instance types with lots of RAM are more expensive. So if you want more RAM on a medium or small EC2 instance, you can define some storage space on your disk to act as RAM when needed. The disk area you use for this purpose is called a swap file. This article explains swap files and demonstrates how to set up a 2GB swap file using ephemeral storage on an m3.medium instance of Amazon EC2 that has only 3.75GB of RAM by default.

Filed Under: AWS, Azure, Cloud, Linux & Servers Tagged With: Amazon EC2, Linux, SwapFile, VirtualRAM

Setting Up WordPress On Amazon EC2

June 15, 2014 by Ehi Kioya Leave a Comment

wordpress on amazon ec2

WordPress on Amazon EC2 makes a very flexible and powerful web development combo. WordPress is a great choice because it has a huge theme and plugin ecosystem, and it is very user-friendly (non-technical people can use it comfortably). Amazon EC2 is highly scalable and practically unlimited and Amazon Web Services (AWS) provides a whole suite of website and application management tools that most people find useful at one point or another.

Filed Under: AWS, Azure, Cloud, Backend (Server-Side), Linux & Servers, WordPress Tagged With: Amazon EC2, WordPress

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