How To Install TensorFlow on Ubuntu 18.04

Posted on October 18, 2019 by Justin Palmer
Category: Tutorials | Tags: AI, Artificial Intelligence, BI, business intelligence, Framework, machine learning, models, Platform, Python, python-pip, Tensorflow, Ubuntu 18.04

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In this tutorial, we are going to set up TensorFlow in a virtual Python environment on Ubuntu 18.04. TensorFlow is an open-source framework, developed by the Google Brain team, designed to be a high-level interface for implementing machine learning and mathematical operations. This library provides developers an avenue to work on complex projects like neural networks through an easy to use Python API. One of the significant benefits of having a Python front-end is that it is portable between operating systems like Linux and Windows.

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How to Install Snapcraft on Ubuntu/CentOS

Posted on October 17, 2019 by Justin Palmer
Category: Tutorials | Tags: CentOS 7, Command-line, epel, package management, package manager, Snap, Snapcraft, Snappy, Ubuntu, utility

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What is Snapcraft?

Snapcraft is a command-line utility for building snaps. This software allows users to build their own applications or software packages, and then publish them to the Snap store to be shared and utilized by other users! In this tutorial, we will learn how to install Snapcraft on Ubuntu and CentOS.

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Understanding the Apache Service Status

Posted on October 16, 2019 by David Singer
Category: Technical Support, Tutorials | Tags: apache, apachectl, cli, commandline, ststus, systemctl, web server

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In this article, we will be reviewing the Apache Service Status. Sometimes checking the performance of a server can be difficult. Apache has built-in utilities that assist in monitoring the usage and performance of Apache. Apache Status also provides information that aids in performance auditing and control tuning.

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Finding Resource Usage Details in MSSQL

Posted on October 15, 2019 by Ross Chesley
Category: Tutorials | Tags: microsoft, Microsoft SQL, mssql, optimizaiton, optimization, performance, sql server, windows

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When running MSSQL or Microsoft SQL Server, we need to determine whether it is optimized or will it need more resources to achieve better performance. This article reviews what behaviors to look for, where to find them, and how to view signs of distress.

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Installing Python WSGI Applications on cPanel

Posted on October 14, 2019 by John Long | Updated: October 15, 2019
Category: Tutorials | Tags: application, cPanel, pip, Python, Python web application, python-pip, Web Application Development, web framework, Web Server Gateway Interface, wsgi

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In this article, we will be installing a simple Python app on a cPanel server utilizing WSGI or Web Server Gateway Interface.

Let’s begin by installing the packages and dependencies for Python 3.

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DNS: An Overview

Posted on October 11, 2019 by David Singer
Category: Getting Started, Tutorials | Tags: dns, domain, domain name, ip, Name Servers, nameserver, tld

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What is DNS?

The Domain Name Service (or DNS) is the key to the presence of your server on the internet. You are probably aware your domain has an “IP” address, which stands for Internet Protocol; that number is your domain’s literal web address on the internet. A typical IP address is a series of four numbers called octets that are identified like so: 10.10.10.10. You can think of your IP address as being similar to a postal address. The IP address is the exact location where your domain lives. I usually explain it like this;

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Install TensorFlow on Windows

Posted on October 10, 2019 by David Richards
Category: Tutorials | Tags: machine learning, models, pip, Platform, Python, Python Micro Framework, python-pip, Tensorflow

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Whether you’re a beginner or a professional, TensorFlow is an end-to-end platform that makes building and deploying Machine Learning models a snap! Because TensorFlow is based on the Python system, you can install it on multiple operating systems, including Windows. This article will take you through the necessary steps to get TensorFlow installed on your Windows server.

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InterWorx vs. cPanel: Part 3

Posted on October 9, 2019 by David Singer
Category: Tutorials | Tags: Clustering, control panel, cPanel, dns, Interworx, MySQL, NFS, SSH, web server

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In part 3 of our series of InterWorx vs. cPanel, we’ll be reviewing the following sections: MySQL, DNS, and NFS/Clustering. In InterWorx, there are three divisions under each main section.

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Update: Install Multiple PHP Versions on Ubuntu 16.04

Posted on October 8, 2019 by Echo Diaz
Category: Tutorials | Tags: apache, apache2, Linux, PHP, php5, PHP7, Ubuntu, version

Reading Time: 2 minutesIn this article, we will be discussing how to install Multiple PHP Versions on Ubuntu 16.04. Ubuntu 16.04 LTS servers assign the PHP 7.0 version by default. Although PHP 5.6 is currently EOL (end of life) as of December of 2018, some applications may not be compatible with PHP 7.0. For this tutorial, we instruct on how to switch between PHP 7.0 and PHP 5.6 for Apache and the overall default PHP version for Ubuntu.

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Interworx vs. cPanel: Part 2

Posted on October 4, 2019 by David Singer | Updated: October 9, 2019
Category: InterWorx, Tutorials | Tags: control panel, cPanel, email, ftp, Interworx, SSH, web server

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In the second part of our review, we will be looking at the Web Server, FTP Server, SSH Server and lastly the Mail Server sections of the InterWorx main menu and comparing them to the available options in WHM. Let’s start with the System Services menu.

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