Elastic Load Balancing – in AWS
What is Elastic Load Balancing? Elastic Load Balancer (ELB), is a device that helps to distribute the load to multiple servers as per the requirement. ELB automatically distributes incoming application …
What is an Elastic IP?
Elastic or static IP is used if you want your Public IP to be consistent. Elastic IP will not be changed, in case the instance will be stopped/started or rebooted. …
Launch Amazon EC2 instance – Linux
Firstly, follow these steps to Create an EC2 Instance Go to Compute section and select EC2 On the EC2 dashboard, you will see “Running instances” under the “Resources” section with …
Models of Cloud service
IAAS – Infrastructure as a service You will get the infrastructure. So you are responsible for setting up all the required services and not the hardware. You will set up …
Different types of designs in Cloud Computing
On-Premise/ Private Cloud – Everything is managed in the local environment. You are responsible for everything.– It means all infra, design, application, all your machines, networking, all your servers you …
Install LAMP stack on Ubuntu using tasksel
Install LAMP stack on Ubuntu using tasksel Update system and packages by this command: # sudo apt-get update Install tasksel using this command: # sudo apt-get install tasksel Use this …
Install the VS Code editor on Ubuntu
Run following curl command to download Microsoft GPG key # curl https://packages.microsoft.com/keys/microsoft.asc | gpg –dearmor > microsoft.gpg Then install the key via command: # sudo mv microsoft.gpg /etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d/microsoft.gpg Add the …
Install NodeJs and Angular CLI
How to Install NodeJs and Angular CLI Steps for installing NodeJS Open https://nodejs.org/ Download the LTS version and install it. ( *LTS – Long term support) After installation, opens the …
Fix for PhpMyAdmin Not found (404 Error) – Apache Ubuntu
1. Check the location of apache.conf file # locate apache2.conf 2. Open this ‘apache2.conf’ file with any editor and include phpmyadmn configuration file path under it # vi /etc/apache2/apache2.conf 3. …
