We’ve covered now how to setup your Raspberry Pi server, we’ve been over the amount of load that your new server can handle, now its time for the last step, redundancy. Having a working server is one thing, but making sure its backed up just in case something were to Read more…
If you followed along in my post about creating your own web server with a Raspberry Pi, then right now you have a new web server and you’re curious like I was about just how capable that server is when it comes to heavy traffic. After all, what good is Read more…
So you’ve got a Raspberry Pi laying around and you’re not quite sure what to do with it, huh? Well, you’re in the right place because hosting your own website with a credit card sized computer could not be more simple if you follow this guide. Now, chances are you’ve Read more…
You’ve finished development on that amazing web application you’ve been working on for a while, and it’s finally time to deploy. Here’s the catch, we’ve all been at that point in our development careers where we were trying something completely new, and had no idea what step to take next. Read more…