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What is Arch Linux?

Arch Linux is a Linux distribution designed for computers with x86-64 processors. It was created by Judd Vinet in 2002. The main idea behind this distribution is speed, flexibility, and simplicity. Arch Linux focuses on centralized configuration, similar to Gentoo Linux. Let's take a deep dive into these details with this Arch Linux installation guide intended or Linux enthusiasts.

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People often use terms like "send file via FTP," "FTP server," and "FTP account." If these terms are unfamiliar and you ask yourself "what is FTP, anyway?" this article will provide some clarity. Learn what file transfer protocol is and the basic concepts in simple terms in the article below.

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PostgreSQL or Postgres is an open-source, free relational database management system with great extensibility and SQL compliance. It is also a commonly used Relational Database Management System (RDMS) for handling massive and complicated data, particularly in large companies. 

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Adminer MySQL (formerly phpMinAdmin) is one of the most excellent PHP-based full-featured database management tools. You can use Adminer MySQL to manage databases such as MySQL, MariaDB, Elasticsearch, MongoDB, PostgreSQL, SQLite, MSSQL, Oracle, and more. It is simple, lightweight, and built with good security and user experience in mind. The Adminer database manager is available in all Linux distributions. You may promptly manage multiple databases and conduct operations from the Adminer web interface. 

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MongoDB is a document-oriented NoSQL database with high speed and scalability to handle heavy traffic and massive amounts of data. In MongoDB, data is structured in a JSON-like format inside records referred to as documents. Compared to a SQL database, the data is stored in rows and columns inside tables. 

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How to Install PostgreSQL on AlmaLinux

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PostgreSQL, previously Postgres, is an advanced open-source relational database. It is also one of the most popular database solutions used today. In fact, many companies use PostgreSQL as their primary data store for various mobile and web applications.

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Ansible is a free and open source automation tool that allows system administrators to configure and control hundreds of nodes from a centralized server without requiring installed agents. It uses the SSH protocol to communicate with remote nodes. Ansible is the preferred management solution over Puppet and Chef because of its ease of use and installation.

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NGINX is an open source web server designed to improve the stability, availability, and overall performance of your server. Here are some of the main features of NGINX:

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Linux Malware Detect (LMD) is a utility for scanning, detecting, and removing malware from a Linux system. On Linux, you can utilize the LMD as a backdoor scanner. You can learn more about Linux Malware Detect installation and configuration in AlmaLinux with the help of this article.

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Windows and Mac Install Redis Guide

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Installing Redis on macOS and Windows can get a little confusing. It’s not always clear which commands you should use and what you need to install beforehand to make Redis work.

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