Pocketbase is an open-source application and alternative to Google Firebase. This is offering realtime database, authentication(including social), and file storage for your next web and mobile application. This article is about how to host the Pocketbase application server which usually runs at 8090 port with your existing application server. If you are using Linux and Apache based server, the following…
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30 Oct 2022
27 Jun 2022
The Raspberry Pi is a low cost device and it consumes low power. It can be used as a web server with your home internet and you will have complete freedom to implement ideas. Nowadays popular cloud services are costing high for the same specifications and recently banned some websites for showing some legal terms. This post will guide you…
7 Aug 2019
Microsoft Azure is another great alternate cloud service and it is offering a one-year free trial with $200 credit. This post is almost similar to my previous Cloud service article. This will explain to you how to set up a virtual machine instance with secure firewall rules and setting up a XAMPP(PHP Maria DB Server) using the Ubuntu operating system.…
4 Jan 2012
Hello everyone… Last monday I signup a new VPS (Virtual Private Server) at Rackspace. Let’s go! Why do I need a VPS? Why not a shared host company? You don’t need, but it’s better than a shared host. Using a shared host (usually use cPanel/WHM) you have to follow the company’s rules. If you want … Continue reading Configuring a…
Hello! Today I will talk about secure file upload. Please, do not use chmod 777 on yours upload files. That means everyone can write on your directory and maybe execute that file. Use chmod 755 and be happy. For that you must have to change the directory’s owner to the apache users. In the Ubuntu … Continue reading Secure file…
20 Jul 2011
Hello everybody! Usually I have direct access (shell) in all the servers that host my Zend Framework applications, but, some clients already have a shared host, so I have to deploy the application there too. I was thinking how can I never thought this before! There are a lot of ways to deploy a Zend … Continue reading Deploying Zend…