In this tutorial, we’ll go over the steps to deploy a Go application on an Ubuntu server. Step 1: Install Go First, we need to install Go on the server. Open a terminal and run the following commands: This will […]
Learn the basics of Rust Rust is a systems programming language that focuses on safety, concurrency, and performance. Developed by the Mozilla Foundation, Rust is designed to be a safer and more reliable alternative to languages like C and C++. […]
You can download a S3 Bucket using AWS CLI, first of all install it using the pip. When the installation is completed run aws configure to setup the credentials You will be asked to enter the Key ID and Access […]
First you need to install supervisor. sudo apt-get install supervisor Then you’ll need to create the config file: sudo nao /etc/supervisor/conf.d/celery.conf And copy these settings: [program:celery] directory = /home/YOUR_PROJECT/ command = /home/YOUR_PROJECT/venv/bin/celery -A config worker –loglevel=info autostart = true venv […]
If you are trying to export an iOS project in Expo, you might encounter this error after authenticating with Apple: Trying to authenticate with Apple Developer Portal… Authentication with Apple Developer Portal failed! Reason: Unknown reason, raw: “SSL_connect returned=1 errno=0 […]
Bugfer is a simple issue and bug tracker. I created the project because many of my clients were struggling understanding and using platforms like Asana, Trello, etc… Those platforms were powerful, but for non-technical users can be scary and messy. […]
Create a VPS on Digitalocean, AWS or wherever you want. Since it’s a new machine we want to update the repositories: sudo apt-get update Jenkins runs on Java 8, so now we are going to install it: sudo apt-get install […]
We are going to create a Ubuntu instance on Amazon Web Services.After creating an account select the “EC2” product and on the dashboard click on “Launch Instance“. This screen will list all the operating systems. Select Ubuntu Server 18.04 Now […]
On this post I will leave you with a tutorial on how to setup a Monero full-node using Ubuntu 16. To host the blockchain I will use a 10$ VPN from DigitalOcean, with an additional 100GB SSD-based Block Storage volume […]
