Month: November 2025

Managing configuration files is a core part of Linux server administration. Whether you’re adjusting web server settings, modifying firewall rules, or editing scripts, you’ll frequently work with text files directly from the terminal.

Linux provides multiple terminal-based text editors, but Nano and Vim are the most widely used. Both help you view, edit, and manage files efficiently, whether working on a local machine or a remote VPS over SSH.

Nano – Simple Text Editor

Nano is one of the easiest … Read More

Network troubleshooting is an essential part of server administration. Whether you’re managing a VPS or a production environment, understanding how data travels across the network helps in diagnosing connectivity problems effectively.

Traceroute Command is a powerful tool that shows the exact path packets take from your system to a destination host. It helps you identify where the connection slows down, experiences high latency, or fails entirely.

Traceroute – Network Path Tracing Tool

Traceroute displays each network hop (router) your packets … Read More

Monitoring server performance is a key part of maintaining a healthy and efficient Linux system. Whether you manage a small VPS or a large production server, it’s important to keep track of CPU, memory, and process usage to detect issues early and ensure optimal performance.

htop is one of the most popular and user-friendly tools for real-time system monitoring. It provides a colorful, interactive interface that displays detailed information about system resource usage and running processes offering a clearer and … Read More