I’ve written about deploying code to remote servers, SSH keys, and remote user security a few times now. However, it’s been brought to my attention that I’ve never covered some of the basics; namely, how I put all of this together when creating a “deploy” user on a remote Linux system. Well, as the old … Continued
SSH — Secure Shell — is a common method of securely logging into a remote server. First released in the mid 1990’s, it’s estimated that more than 2 million people now use SSH. Over the years, SSH has proven itself to be pretty secure, but by changing some of the default settings and behaviors it … Continued
SSH — Secure Shell — is a common method of securely logging into a remote server. First released in the mid 1990’s, it’s estimated that more than 2 million people now use SSH. Over the years, SSH has proven itself to be pretty secure, but by changing some of the default settings and behaviors it … Continued
One of the questions that I often see asked around the web is “what do you do with an employee’s email and email address once they leave the company?” This quick article will outline the process that I’ve been using for a while now, and that has always served me and my clients (and their … Continued
These are some of the Linux command line commands I use, often on a daily basis, in my adventures as a sysadmin.
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