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August 2017 5

 

How To Install And Configure mod_auth_mysql On Apache

What Is Mod_Auth_Mysql? mod_auth_mysql is an Apache module used for authenticating users against a MySQL database. It is commonly used to protect items on a website via a user login prompt. The module is able to authenticate against a  MySQL database to check for a valid username and password, it supports various encryption methods. You can view […]

8 years ago 6 More
 

How To Use Percona Xtrabackup To Create A MySQL Slave

Percona Xtrabackup can be used to create “hot backups” of MySQL servers fairly quickly and can avoid some of the pitfalls of mysqldump. Xtrabackup can be setup to use backup locks instead of read locks which is much less invasive, this is available on innodb tables. MyISAM and other tables will still need to be […]

8 years ago 2 More
 

Galera Cluster MariaDB Configuration On CentOS 7

Galera cluster is a true multi-master MySQL cluster using synchronous replication.   It allows for any of the nodes to be used as a master or all of them as well as providing automatic node joining and node removal. The multi-master configuration is very different from the typical master-slave configuration done with MySQL  servers and […]

8 years ago 4 More
 

How To Install And Test Go On CentOS

Go also known as golang, is a compiled computer programming language developed by google. It is loosely based on the C language but designed to overcome some of its short comings.  It is a general purpose language and can be used from server-side development to games and streaming media.  It can easily be installed on […]

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How to Save PHP Sessions in Memcached

Memcached is a high performance storage engine designed for storing chunks for data, so it is great for storing sessions in it.  The upside of doing this you notice a performance benefit from not writing these disk or a database is that you gain a performance increase. The downside is that memcached isn’t saving anything, […]

8 years ago More
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