A post after almost a year. But finally I have something new to post. Linux Virtual Server is commonly employed for load balancing between multiple servers. The load balancer and real servers share a common IP address called virtual IP. There are three methods for using LVS – Direct Routing, [...]

If you haven’t worked with uWSGI yet for setting up applications of different kinds – let me tell you it’s a Swiss knife. It supports applications written in Python, Ruby, PHP, Perl and recently Java and Go too. One tool to run a lot of stuff – that means life [...]

I’ve been playing with a FreeBSD machine for a while now and my primary server now runs FreeBSD :DSo I came across this problem: installing Fail2Ban with IPFW. FreeBSD has three different firewalls, so it’s difficult for any upstream application to decide on what kind of setup it should advocate. [...]

This post is about configuring Trac and Git to work together properly. As you might be knowing, Git is a DVCS – Distributed Version Control System and Trac is a project management system. By default, Trac supports SVN, but there are plugins for Git and Mercurial. I don’t know if [...]