Taking backup is important. How we take backups is even more important. I use AWS S3 for most of my backups, not just because of its cost, but because of its ability to fine-tune your backup strategies. For example, for my other site tinywp.in that is running on Google Compute...
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Solutions for BSNL Broadband without port 22
If you are a BSNL broadband user and you work as a web developer or system admin, you may want to connect to your client sites and servers using port 22. Since, August 1, 2017, BSNL has blocked / banned port 22 on its network. It’s not clear if it...
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Installing PhpMyAdmin with Nginx
Installing PhpMyAdmin with Nginx
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Web Performance Checklist
I use some perf checklists whenever I review a site. Here’s the incomplete list.
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Jekyll on Mac OS Sierra
Jekyll is one of the oldest static site generators and is the most famous SSG (short for Static Site Generator) of all. It considers itself as “blog-aware”. Every other SSG software now includes a way to bring blog functionality in its core, though. It is based on Ruby. MacOS Sierra...
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