Apache http server configuration and development
These are my personal notes on how to configure the Apache 2.0.16 web server on linux, and how to port an Apache 1.3.x module to it. I need these personal notes to remind me of various sequences of steps.
Authentication and Squid
Proxy authentication is easy to get wrong because the access control list rules are the inverse of what you would expect. This article explains how to authenticate correctly and provides tips for avoiding common mistakes.
Build a high-availability Linux Web server
Set up a heartbeat failover cluster that lets a good server
pick up where a bad one leaves off, ensuring that your site is
never down for long. Maintaining maximum system uptime is
increasingly critical to the success of on demand computing.
Unfortunately, many off-the-shelf solutions for high
availability (HA) are expensive and require expertise.
How do I build a Web site with Linux
Have you been debating whether to jump over to the Linux camp and try your hand at building a Web site on this upstart operating system? Or are you all ready to go, and now your only question is "how?" Lucky for you, Linux comes with a complete toolkit to get your site building in full gear, and even includes a Web server to make testing sites even easier!
Peering Squid Caches
Squid cache can be set to check other Squid servers (its peers)
for cached web pages before going direct to the requested page.
Peering your Squid caches can provide faster responses and
lower costs. Cache peers exchange cached objects, returning
them to the users faster and reducing upstream bandwidth costs.
Using Squid on Intermittent Connections
Need to access important web sites without being connected to the Internet? This articles shows you how to use Squid in offline mode with intermittent connections.
Working With Tables
In the last aboutSQL column introduced the Data Definition Language (DDL) and how to create database containers. This week, the author moves on to creating tables and populating them with data.
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