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    Install Zenoss Monitoring Server on CentOS 6

    Zenoss is a free and open source monitoring solution similar to Nagios. It can be used to monitor all sorts of hardware and in case of failures sends out alerts to recipients. Zenoss Core provides a web interface that allows system administrators to monitor availability, inventory/configuration, performance, and events. Compared to Nagios (my personal opinion) Zenoss has alot higher […]

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    Install PostgreSQL 9.3 on CentOS 6

    PostgreSQL is a database server. It is an object-relational database management system and it’s main purpose is to store data. PostgreSQL calls itself “The world’s most advanced open-source database”. It is a fact that MySQL and PostgreSQL are two most popular open-source relation database management systems (RDMS). It is up to you to choose the one you […]

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    Install OwnCloud on CentOS 6

    OwnCloud is a free and open-source software which enables you to create a private “file-hosting” cloud. OwnCloud is similar to DropBox service with the diference of being free to download and install on your private server. Advantage of OwnCloud over DropBox is that it is private (you manage it yourself) and not limited (only limited by hard disk […]

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    Manage Users and Groups on Linux

    If you are a linux system administrator one of the more important things to learn and to know is how to manage users and groups on linux systems. This guide will describe how to add, delete and modify users and groups (manage users and groups) on CentOS 6 linux (same applies to other linux distributions) […]

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    Build Apache 2.4.9 RPM on CentOS 6

    We all know Apache HTTP Server. Apache is de-facto web server on UNIX-like systems and is maintained by an  open community of developers of the Apache Software Foundation. Apache HTTP Server is released under the Apache License and is an open-source software. The problem with Apache HTTP Server on CentOS and other RHEL based distros is, […]

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    Kickstart File on CentOS 6

    Kickstart file is a great solution which enables you to automate installation of CentOS Linux, Red Hat Enterprise Linux and other Red Hat Linux derivates. Kickstart file is basically a single file containing answers to all the questions that you would normally be asked during a typical installation of your Linux system. Kickstart file can […]

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    Working with YUM on CentOS 6

    Yum or Yellowdog Updater Modified is a command line package management solution for Linux systems using RPM‘s like Red Hat Enterprise Linux, CentOS Linux, Fedora,… We can use yum to search, install, remove and check for additional information about RPM packages available to our Linux system. Yum works with local or remote repositories which are […]

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