Introduction:This guide explains how to safely upgrade OpenProject from version 15 to 16 on an Ubuntu server.The process includes: This method ensures minimal downtime and data safety. Prerequisites: 1. OpenProject 15 already installed 2. Root / sudo access 3. Internet connectivity 4. PostgreSQL running (usually auto-managed by OpenProject) Step 1:Take… Continue Reading How to Upgrade OpenProject 15 to Version 16 on an Ubuntu Server

Introduction: In database administration, there may be situations where you need to temporarily prevent a user from accessing a MySQL server without deleting the account. This can be useful during security incidents, suspicious activity, employee offboarding, or maintenance tasks. Instead of removing the user completely, MySQL allows administrators to lock… Continue Reading How to Disable/Lock a MySQL User Account from CLI?

The objective of this module is to design and implement a dedicated Board Members page for the website. The page will clearly present each board member’s biography in an individual, well-structured, and readable format using WordPress. Requirements Functional Requirements Create a separate Board Members page. Rearrange the existing theme templates to… Continue Reading Board Members Module Design and Implementation

Introduction In modern containerized environments, centralized logging is essential for monitoring, troubleshooting, and maintaining application reliability. Kubernetes workloads generate logs across multiple pods and nodes, which makes log management challenging if logs remain distributed. To solve this, organizations often use the ELK Stack (Elasticsearch, Logstash, and Kibana) for centralized logging… Continue Reading Kubernetes ELK Logging Setup (Filebeat → Logstash → Kibana)

Introduction Monitoring critical system activities is essential for maintaining security, troubleshooting incidents, and ensuring compliance. Linux provides a powerful auditing framework called auditd that records system calls, file changes, command executions, and authentication activities. In this guide, we will walk through the steps to install auditd, configure auditing rules, and… Continue Reading Implementing Auditd for System Activity Monitoring in Linux Servers

Introduction As container images are built and pushed frequently, repositories can quickly accumulate multiple versions of artifacts. Over time, this leads to increased storage usage and unnecessary clutter. To manage this effectively, implementing a retention policy is essential. In Harbor, retention policies allow you to automatically remove older artifacts while… Continue Reading How to Configure a Retention Policy in Harbor

Introduction This blog explains how to restore an OpenVZ / Virtuozzo 7 node after reloading CentOS 7, using a full-node backup that stores container data inside a loopback filesystem (vz-private.ext4).The steps below are based on a real production recovery, where multiple containers were successfully restored and brought online with minimal… Continue Reading How to restore OpenVZ / Virtuozzo 7 (Disaster Recovery – DR)

This guide outlines the architectural and technical approach for integrating Google Maps into the Digital Highway project. 1. Requirements Functional Requirements Non-Functional Requirements 2. Pre-requisites Before implementation, ensure the following are setup: 3. Solution To integrate Google Maps into the Digital Highway project, firstly we evaluated three different approaches based… Continue Reading Google Maps Integration in Digital Highway

1. Introduction Hostname resolution in Linux is the process of translating a domain name (e.g., example.com) into its corresponding IP address. This process is controlled by: This document explains how hostname resolution works on the current server configuration. 2. Current Configuration 2.1 /etc/nsswitch.conf This line defines the order in which… Continue Reading Name Resolution Flow in Linux