Yum is the default way of getting access to Red Hat’s enterprise directory to download and upgrade software from Red Hat’s repos. Yum 4 is still technically in beta, but it has been available since late 2017, and so far no major issues have been reported with it. While the essence of the Yum experience …
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VPSCheap Now Accepts Ethereum
We’re very happy to announce that Ethereum payments are now available for all of our cheap VPS products. Ethereum is the second largest cryptocurrency by market cap, and also one of the most innovative in terms of the technology it brings to the table. At VPSCheap, we’re very proud of our embracement of the crypto …
Read MoreHow to set up an analytics dashboard in your Linux server
Data is the biggest thing out there right now. More than ever, businesses need data not only to grow, but to survive. However, data by itself isn’t enough. We need to present data in a way that allows for valuable insights to be gained. One way of achieving such purpose is to make use of …
Read MoreLinux 4.15 released with Spectre and Meltdown patches
The release of the Linux 4.15 kernel was delayed for over a week, due to the extra time needed to address the Spectre and Meltdown vulnerabilities. 4.15 comes with added security for Intel and AMD CPUs. In the case of AMD, AMD Secure Encrypted Virtualization, which is a hardware AES, is now supported. This new AES …
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