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Maximizing Your Content Management System with Linux
Article Introduction：Introduction In the evolving field of web development and management, choosing the right operating system (OS) to host your content management system (CMS) can significantly impact the performance, security, and cost-effectiveness of your website. With its open source features and powerful capabilities, Linux has become the first choice for developers and administrators around the world. This article explores the many benefits of using Linux to manage popular CMS platforms such as WordPress and Drupal, focusing on why it becomes the best solution for modern network infrastructure.
Cost-Effective One of the most compelling reasons to choose Linux is its cost-effectiveness. Unlike proprietary operating systems that require expensive licenses, Linux is open source and available for free. Exemption of license fee
2025-03-07
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DeepSeek Open Source Week Day 5: 'Power Thruster' Fire-Flyer File System
Article Introduction：DeepSeek open source project adds another weapon! Today, a new parallel file system 3FS was released to enable DeepSeek data access. 3FS (Fire-Flyer File System) makes full use of the high bandwidth of modern SSD and RDMA networks to achieve aggregation read throughput of up to 6.6TiB/s in a 180-node cluster, and achieves a throughput of 3.66TiB/min in the GraySort benchmark test of a 25-node cluster. The peak throughput of KVCache search for a single client node exceeds 40GiB/s. The system adopts a separate architecture, supports strong consistency semantics, and can effectively support training data preprocessing, data set loading, checkpoint saving/reloading, and embedding vectors in V3/R1.
2025-03-12
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10 Lightweight and Easy to Use Open-Source CMS
Article Introduction：Ten lightweight content management systems (CMS) recommendations, say goodbye to bloat and embrace simplicity!
Not all website projects require a highly functional content management system. Sometimes, a lightweight, simple system is the best choice. We have carefully selected ten lightweight CMSs (not file size, but system complexity) to help you and your customers manage content easily! Of course, this article won't mention WordPress, although I think it's the best free open source CMS right now.
Zimplit CMS
Extremely lightweight, simple, customizable and open source. Easy to install and use, its simple web interface contains only one core engine file.
CMS from Scratch
Fast, simple and open source to make web pages
2025-03-02
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Kubernetes: An Introduction to Deploying a Node.js Docker App
Article Introduction：Kubernetes: Simplifying Containerized Application Management
This article explores Kubernetes, an open-source system automating the deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications. It highlights Kubernetes' key abstractions, decoup
2025-02-16
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How to Install Ajenti Control Panel to Manage Linux Servers
Article Introduction：Ajenti is an open-source web-based system management control panel designed for managing remote Linux system administration tasks via a web browser, closely resembling the Webmin system administration tool.Ajenti is a powerful yet lightweight utility
2025-07-05
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How to Run an SMS Portal with playSMS in Linux
Article Introduction：This guide provides a comprehensive walkthrough for installing the open-source SMS management software, playSMS, on a Linux server. It's a powerful tool for efficient SMS communication management.
System Requirements:
Before beginning, ensure your s
2025-05-11
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What makes WordPress a Content Management System?
Article Introduction：WordPressisaCMSduetoitseaseofuse,customization,usermanagement,SEO,andcommunitysupport.1)Itsimplifiescontentmanagementwithanintuitiveinterface.2)Offersextensivecustomizationthroughthemesandplugins.3)Providesrobustuserrolesandpermissions.4)EnhancesSEOa
2025-04-24
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How to Install PostgreSQL Using Source Code in Linux
Article Introduction：PostgreSQL, an open-source relational database management system, is highly valued for its powerful features and adaptability. Although many Linux distributions offer PostgreSQL via their package managers, building it from source gives users more per
2025-06-03
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20 RPM Commands for Linux Package Management
Article Introduction：RPM (Red Hat Package Manager) is a default open-source and widely-used package management utility for Red Hat-based systems such as CentOS Fedora, Rocky, and Alma Linux.
The rpm package management tool enables system administrators and users to insta
2025-05-24
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Mysql for Mongoose developer.
Article Introduction：Introduction
I don't care.
MySQL is a relational database management system (RDBMS). It is an open-source, multi-user, multi-threaded database system that allows for storing and managing structured data in tables. It uses the Structured Query
2024-12-24
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Jumping Into The Deep End
Article Introduction：For my third contribution to open source, I worked on the project ghostfolio, which is an investment portfolio management suite.
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ghostfolio
Open Source Wealth Manage
2024-10-19
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How to Install MySQL 8.0 on Rocky Linux and AlmaLinux
Article Introduction：Written in C, MySQL is an open-source, cross-platform, and one of the most widely used Relational Database Management Systems (RDMS). It’s an integral part of the LAMP stack and is a popular database management system in web hosting, data analytics,
2025-07-12
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Whose mongodb database is
Article Introduction：MongoDB database was created by 10gen, a company founded in 2007 and specializes in providing open source database solutions. MongoDB was originally an internal database for its Content Management System (CMS) developed by 10gen, and later released as a standalone product in 2009. 10gen was reorganized into MongoDB and MongoDB Atlas in 2018, which are focused on the development and hosting cloud services of MongoDB databases respectively. MongoDB offers two licensing options: a free and open source community version and a business-friendly enterprise version.
2025-04-12
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How to Install WordPress with LAMP on SUSE Linux Enterprise
Article Introduction：Written in PHP, WordPress is one of the most widely used and popular CMS (Content Management Systems). It’s free, open-source, and enables users to build beautiful websites using customizable, prebuilt templates filled with features. Therefore, you c
2025-07-01
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