Building a Scalable Facebook-style Messaging Backend with NodeJS

Steps to build a facebook-style messaging backend with NodeJS

Rate Limiting with Redis and Node.js: Under the Hood

Rate-limiting with Redis and NodeJS

Build Your Own In-memory Database From Scratch

A guide to bulid your own in-memory database

Turning Node.js Multi-Process: Scaling Applications with the Cluster Module

On scaling NodeJS processes with the cluster module...

Nodejs: Implementing a Basic Authentication Mechanism

An article on setting up basic authentication with NodeJS

Getting Started

All you need to know to get started!

Your Account

All about your Webdock account

Shell Users and Sudo

Information on how to get Shell Access, Set up an SSH key and Working with the default admin Sudo user.

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Billing & Pricing

Billing & Pricing, Additional Products, Trials and Trial periods, Custom Service Level Agreements VAT information and other Billing related things.

Legal stuff

Terms and Conditions, Privacy Policy & GDPR Documentation, Privacy Impact Assessment and Third Party Information Sharing

Upgrade or Downgrade PHP

Upgrading or Downgrading PHP Versions and Upgrading to PHP8 on Webdock Focal Stacks

Apache Stacks

All of our Perfect Server Guides for Apache for various PHP versions.

NGINX Stacks

All of our Perfect Server Guides for Nginx for various PHP versions

Pterodactyl

Open Game Panel

LinuxGSM

Migration Guides

How to migrate your website or apps from a variety of 3rd party control panels

System Maintenance

How to configure Crontab on Linux and How to free up disk space on an Ubuntu Nginx or Apache Web Server and other handy maintenance information

Database Guides

How to enable Remote access to your MariaDB/MySQL database and other MariaDB/MySQL guides.

Web Server Setup & Management

In this series, you'll learn how a web server operates and interacts with users, and you'll also learn how to tweak things to improve the experience for your users. And at the end, you'll understand how everything is put together and why we built our LAMP/LEMP stacks the way we did.