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October 20, 2022

Monitor and analyze with Grafana, influxdb 1.8 and collectd under Ubuntu 22.04 LTS

grafana, InfluxDB, Ubuntu

This is an updated version of the previous version of this topic – Monitor and analyze with Grafana, influxdb 1.8 and collectd under CentOS Stream…

neoX
October 17, 2022

Monitor and analyze with Grafana, influxdb 1.8 and collectd under CentOS Stream 9

CentOS Stream 9, collectd, grafana, InfluxDB

This article describes how to build a modern analytic and monitoring solutions for system and application performance metrics. A solution, which may host all the…

neoX
October 6, 2022

How To Install Linux, Nginx, MySQL (MariaDB), PHP-FPM (LEMP) Stack on CentOS Stream 9

CentOS Stream 9, MySQL, nginx, PHP

This article presents how to install a Web server with application back-end PHP and database back-end MySQL using MariaDB. All the software installed throughout this…

neoX
April 25, 2022

MPEG-DASH and ClearKey, CENC drm encryption with Nginx, bento4 and dashjs under CentOS 8

drm, nginx

The purpose of this article is to demonstrate a simple and plain example of ClearKey DRM encryption using a DASH stream. Usually, the ClearKey is…

neoX
December 25, 2021

Installing single node Elasticsearch 7.16 and Kibana 7.16 behind nginx web server under CentOS 8

CentOS 8, elasticsearch, kibana

This article will show how to install two big software – Elasticsearch to store information and Kibana to visualize the information under CentOS 8. Elasticsearch…

neoX
April 29, 2020

collectd nginx plugin: curl_easy_perform failed because of selinux

CentOS 7, CentOS 8, collectd, Linux, nginx

Enabling the Nginx plugin for collectd under CentOS (or any other system using SELinux) might be confusing for a newbie. Most sources on the Internet…

neoX
April 5, 2020

nginx proxy cache and expires directive – pass-through the origin cache control

nginx, tips

Proxying static content sometimes requires to modify the expire directive on the proxy server, but sometimes it may just need to pass the origin expire…

neoX
February 22, 2020

send access logs in json to Elasticsearch using rsyslog

Linux, rsyslog, tips

Here is a simple example of how to send well-formatted JSON access logs directly to the Elasticsearch server. It is as simple as Nginx (it…

neoX
February 20, 2020

syslog – UDP local to rsyslog and send remote with TCP and compression

install, rsyslog

This article is to show how to log Nginx’s access logs locally using UDP to the local rsyslog daemon, which will send the logs to…

neoX
January 2, 2020

nginx and proxy_cache not growing cache despite max_size is bigger – shared memory zone to blame

nginx

One of our big Nginx cache servers has recently been upgraded to have 70T storage, which is pretty good storage for a proxy. And in…

neoX

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