How to install Yarn, the node.js package manager Yarn's release marked a major step forward for package management in node.js, delivering features we now take for granted such as deterministic sub-dependency resolution and an offline cache. While
How to list iptables rules In this quick guide, we'll show you how to use the iptables command to view your firewall rules in several different ways.
How to install Apache on Ubuntu 20.04 Apache is one of the most used web servers in the world. It's reliable and stable, with a long and fabled history, frequent updates, and a swathe of features. Here's how to install it.
The Linux export command - What does it do and how do you use it? The Linux export command is designed to mark environment variables that should be passed to child processes. Here's how to use it.
[Quick Guide] How to check if Apache is running Need to know whether Apache is running? This guide will show you how to check in just a few seconds.
Steps to follow after launching your anonymous VPS Here's everything you should do after launching your anonymous VPS to ensure its smooth functioning and continued security.
How to install a GUI on your Ubuntu VPS in minutes Here's how to install a GUI on your Ubuntu VPS so that you can get back to a familiar productivity environment.
How to create a file in Linux Terminal [Quick Guide] Here's how to use touch and cat to create single or multiple files of your choosing.
How to Install Outline VPN on a VPS Get started with an Outline VPN in a few minutes using BitLaunch VPS servers.
[Quick guide] How to delete a line in nano It can be difficult for beginners to work out how to delete a line in nano. Here's how to do it in three simple steps.
How to check your SSH key fingerprint (verify the authenticity of the remote host) Verifying the authenticity of your server is very important when connecting to it for the first time. Here's how to do it.
How to change your password on Windows 10 This shows you the password change process on Windows 10 via the account UI, shortcut, and command-line.
How to Install and Configure Nginx on CentOS 7 Nginx is one of the world's most popular web servers. Here are two routes to install it where you can find your key config locations.
How to start an anonymous blog Putting your thoughts into the world is scary. Here's how to do it anonymously.
5 Reasons to use an anonymous VPS In recent years, "anonymous" has almost become synonymous with "illegal". Here are five legitimate reasons to use an anonymous VPS.
How to Save in Vim Vim is a powerful text editor, but its multiple modes can be intimidating. Here's how to use it to save files.
The PHPBitLaunch library: A new way to interact with our API At BitLaunch, we're always looking at ways to make our platform more useful and accessible to developers. The latest improvement in that vein is PHPBitLaunch – a PHP client library for accessing the BitLaunch API.
How to host a simple website on a VPS We demystify the website hosting process on a VPS so that you can feel confident with whatever business, blog, or service you're creating.
SSH vs RDP: Which is best for VPS server hosting? RDP and SSH are the two main protocols used to connect to remote servers. This is what you need to know about each.
How to send the Ctrl + Alt + Del command in Windows RDP Having trouble using Ctrl + Alt + Del on your Windows RDP server? Here's how to fix it.
How to add SSL to Nginx SSL keeps your user's information secure and helps your website rank on search engines. Here's how to set it up on Nginx.
How to upgrade your pip package to the latest version Pip is a useful tool for managing and installing python packages. Here's how to upgrade it on various operating systems.
Introducing: Fast SSL setup with the BitLaunch LEMP app Add SSL to your Nginx server with a single command via the BitLaunch LEMP app.
How to check your nodejs version Knowing what node.js and npm versions you're running is important for troubleshooting and security. This guide will show you how to check it.
Quick guide: How to check your Ubuntu version You can quickly check your Ubuntu version via a variety of terminal commands.
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