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Public Wi-Fi is a minefield for packet sniffers. Learn how to deploy a secure OpenVPN server in Norway using 2048-bit RSA keys and Xen virtualization to protect your traffic.
Public Wi-Fi is a security nightmare. Learn how to deploy a hardened OpenVPN server on CentOS 5 to secure your remote connections using 2048-bit RSA encryption.
Public Wi-Fi is a minefield. Secure your traffic by building a robust OpenVPN gateway. We cover the specific config flags, routing, and why kernel-level control on CoolVDS matters for encryption.
Is your single Apache server ready for a traffic spike? Learn how to deploy HAProxy 1.3 for enterprise-grade load balancing on CoolVDS without the $20,000 hardware price tag.
Public Wi-Fi is a minefield. Secure your connection with a custom OpenVPN implementation. We cover TUN/TAP bridging, 2048-bit RSA keys, and iptables routing on a dedicated Norwegian VPS.
Is Apache eating all your RAM? Learn how to deploy Nginx as a reverse proxy to handle high concurrency, reduce load, and serve static content efficiently on your VPS.
With the new EU data regulations looming, manual server hardening is a liability. Learn how to automate security baselines on CentOS 7 using Ansible and OpenSCAP, ensuring your infrastructure meets Norwegian Datatilsynet standards before the audit hits.
Alert fatigue and steal time are silent killers. We explore how to build a robust Prometheus & Grafana stack on CentOS 7 to catch what simple ping checks miss, specifically tailored for the Norwegian hosting landscape.
Latency isn't just network distance; it's disk I/O and kernel locks. We dissect the 2016 stack for high-performance API Gateways, focusing on Nginx tuning, TCP stack optimization on CentOS 7, and why NVMe storage is the only viable option for serious workloads.
With the Safe Harbor framework invalidated and new EU regulations looming, manual security hardening is a liability. Learn how to automate server compliance using Ansible on CentOS 7 to satisfy auditors and secure your Nordic infrastructure.
With the recent invalidation of Safe Harbor and the looming EU Data Protection Reform, manual security is a liability. Learn how to automate server hardening on CentOS 7 and Ubuntu 16.04 using Ansible to satisfy Datatilsynet requirements.
With Safe Harbor dead and the GDPR clock ticking, manual server hardening is a liability. Here is how to use Ansible and OpenSCAP to enforce Norwegian compliance standards on CentOS 7.
It is 2016, and Docker is eating the world. But most implementations I see in Norway are wide-open security nightmares. Here is how to lock down your containers on Ubuntu 16.04 and CentOS 7 before you get hit.
Stop relying on basic ping checks. Learn to architect a scalable monitoring stack using Zabbix 3.0 and ELK on CentOS 7 to visualize real-time I/O bottlenecks and keep your data within Norwegian borders.
Legacy monitoring tools like Nagios can't keep up with dynamic scaling. We dismantle the implementation of Datadog on CentOS 7, covering Nginx metrics, custom tags, and why data residency in Norway is critical post-Safe Harbor.
The 'Castle and Moat' security model is dead. Following the invalidation of Safe Harbor, relying on perimeter firewalls is negligence. Here is how to implement a Zero-Trust architecture on Linux right now using CentOS 7, OpenVPN, and the new Let's Encrypt beta.
Stop managing security with spreadsheets. We explore automating CentOS 7 hardening using Ansible to meet Datatilsynet standards, ensuring your infrastructure is as rigid as the Norwegian winter.
Manual server hardening is a critical risk. Learn how to automate security baselines using Ansible on CentOS 7, ensure compliance with Datatilsynet guidelines, and why data sovereignty in Norway is your best defense against the crumbling Safe Harbor framework.
Manual security audits are a liability. Learn how to automate compliance using OpenSCAP and Ansible on CentOS 7, ensuring your infrastructure meets Datatilsynet standards while keeping data strictly within Norwegian borders.
Stop staring at static RRDtool graphs. We explore how to deploy the new Grafana 2.0 with InfluxDB on CentOS 7 to visualize high-frequency metrics, monitor CPU steal time, and why I/O performance determines your monitoring stack's survival.
The castle-and-moat security model failed Sony and Anthem. It will fail you. Learn how to implement a Zero-Trust network using strict iptables, internal SSL, and 2FA on CentOS 7 and Ubuntu 14.04.
Following the massive security breaches of 2011, default configurations are no longer acceptable. Learn how to lock down your CentOS and Debian servers using SSH keys, iptables, and Fail2Ban while ensuring compliance with Norwegian data laws.
It's 2011 and LulzSec is on the loose. Default configurations are a death sentence. Here is the battle-tested guide to locking down CentOS 6 and Debian Squeeze.
Email delivery is broken. Most sysadmins configure Postfix poorly, leading to blacklisted IPs and lost business. Here is the definitive guide to setting up a bulletproof mail server on CentOS 6, securing it with TLS, and navigating Norwegian data privacy laws.
Still relying on port 21? In 2011, transmitting data in plaintext is professional negligence. Learn how to configure chrooted SFTP on CentOS 6 and Debian to secure your infrastructure against packet sniffing while satisfying Datatilsynet requirements.
A battle-hardened guide to securing CentOS 6 and Debian servers. Learn how to configure iptables, secure SSH, and avoid common pitfalls before your new VPS hits the public internet.
It is 2011, and the script kiddies are winning. Learn how to lock down your CentOS 6 or Debian Squeeze server using iptables, SSH keys, and proper KVM isolation before you become the next LulzSec statistic.
Stop relying on user complaints to know when your server is down. A battle-hardened guide to setting up Nagios for alerts and Munin for performance graphing on CentOS and Debian systems.
In an era of rising botnets and script kiddies, a default installation is a ticking time bomb. We cover the essential steps to secure your CentOS and Debian servers, from iptables to SSH keys, ensuring your Norwegian infrastructure stays online.
In an era of rising hacktivism, default Linux installs are not safe. Learn the battle-tested strategies to secure your CentOS and Debian servers, from iptables to kernel hardening, tailored for the Norwegian hosting market.