Today, I want to speculate, so please bear with me, and read on – I’m only human. Pun intended. It’s becoming increasingly evident that a rapid saturation of artificial intelligence (AI) is shaping our online interactions in profound ways. As someone who has witnessed and contributed to the growth of the internet from its earlier […]
Ncdu Command in Linux: Disk Usage Analysis with Examples
December 5, 2023 by Hayden James, in BlogThis article is a follow-up to the previous 90 Linux Commands frequently used by Linux Sysadmins post. As time allows, I will continue to publish articles on each of these 90 commands, geared toward Linux sysadmins and Linux power users. Efficient disk space management is a key aspect of Linux system administration. The ncdu (NCurses Disk […]
HaydenJames.io is now LinuxBlog.io!
December 4, 2023 by Hayden James, in Blog NewsHello everyone, I’m thrilled to announce that HaydenJames.io has officially transitioned to a new domain: LinuxBlog.io! Also, check out our new LinuxCommunity.io website. This change marks a significant milestone in our journey together. Over the years, HaydenJames.io has grown from a personal blog into a bustling hub for Linux enthusiasts and tech aficionados. As we […]
Boost Battery Life on Your Linux Laptop with TLP
November 30, 2023 by Hayden James, in Blog LinuxLaptop battery life is a crucial aspect of productivity, and mastering the art of extending it is essential. This article is not just about squeezing more hours out of a single charge, but about adopting practices and tweaks that ensure your laptop’s battery remains robust and reliable for years to come. We will discuss Linux […]
Analyze Your Website’s TTFB (Time to First Byte)
November 30, 2023 by Hayden James, in Blog LinuxHave you improved the load time of your websites and web applications recently? Or, maybe your web store or other web app is now slower to respond as you’ve added more features or due to data growth? The time it takes for your web applications to respond when users visit is more important than ever […]
Nginx tuning tips: HTTPS/TLS – Turbocharge TTFB/Latency
November 29, 2023 by Hayden James, in Blog LinuxAre you looking to optimize the performance of Nginx? One way to do so is by tuning Nginx to support the latest TLS (Transport Layer Security) protocols (TLS 1.2 & TLS 1.3). In this article, we’ll explore how optimizing Nginx’s TLS config can reduce TTFB (Time To First Byte) latency and turbocharge website speed, providing […]
Guide to Optimizing PHP for High Traffic Sites
November 27, 2023 by Hayden James, in Blog LinuxNote: This article serves as an overview and index, connecting you to previous detailed PHP optimization articles. For comprehensive insights on each topic, please follow the provided links to previous articles under the subheadings below. It made more sense to connect these articles here for your convenience, rather than trying to merge 12 articles covering […]
Guide to Network Troubleshooting in Linux
November 27, 2023 by Hayden James, in Blog LinuxNetwork reliability is not just a convenience—it’s a cornerstone of operational integrity. Linux, known for its robustness and versatility, is the platform of choice for many network administrators. However, even the most robust networks can encounter hiccups that require advanced troubleshooting. This article delves into Linux network troubleshooting, providing both casual users and system administrators […]
traceroute command in Linux with examples
November 26, 2023 by Hayden James, in Blog LinuxThis traceroute command guide follows my previous 90 Linux Commands frequently used by Linux Sysadmins article. As time allows, I will continue to publish articles on the 90+ commands geared toward Linux sysadmins and Linux power users. Let’s continue this series with the traceroute command. When it comes to troubleshooting network connectivity and understanding the journey of your data packets […]
ping command in Linux with examples
November 26, 2023 by Hayden James, in Blog LinuxThis ping command guide follows my previous 90 Linux Commands frequently used by Linux Sysadmins article. As time allows, I will continue to publish articles on the 90+ commands geared toward Linux sysadmins and Linux power users. Let’s continue this series with the ping command. The Linux command line is a treasure trove of powerful tools that can help you […]