Many people believe that Linux is safer than other operating systems. Some even think it cannot be attacked at all. This belief has been around for years, especially among those who use Linux on servers or in the cloud. The idea is that Linux is open source, well designed, and less popular on desktops, so attackers do not bother with it. But this is not true. Linux is not immune to malware, and recent data shows that attacks against it…
Imagine your school has a domain such as sekolahku.sch.id and you want to serve an internal application like eRapor that normally runs only inside the LAN. Teachers need to access it from home, students need to check their data, and admins want a secure way to publish it without touching the router or exposing port 80 or 443. Cloudflared Tunnel solves this by creating a persistent outbound connection from your Windows Server to Cloudflare. Cloudflare then routes traffic from your…
This guide provides a comprehensive and simple tutorial for moving your Podman data from your main hard drive (Drive C:) to a secondary hard drive (Drive D:). We will use a method that is safe, clean, and officially supported by Windows. This process ensures that you keep all your container images, settings, and login keys without breaking your software. This guide uses plain language to explain every step. It is designed for users who want to understand exactly what commands…
As a web agency owner, you are always looking for ways to improve your service, simplify operations, and increase your bottom line. While you expertly handle design and development, the hosting piece of the puzzle often remains an afterthought, relegated to a third-party recommendation. What if you could transform this necessary component into a powerful profit center and a tool for greater client control? This is where a reseller hosting package becomes a strategic business decision. The primary advantage is…
It is a story as old as the software industry itself. A talented developer has a brilliant idea for a SaaS platform. They open their IDE, configure a new repository, and dive headfirst into the code. Six months later, they have a beautiful, scalable backend, a React frontend with perfect component isolation, and zero customers. They are exhausted, burnt out, and arguably no closer to running a business than when they started. This is the “Build Trap.” It is a…
