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Plesk update error on CentOS 7 GCP - How to fix it ?
This article covers steps to fix Plesk update error on centos 7 GCP.
1. In CLI, run the below command:
$ plesk installer update
# run (micro) updates for plesk itself, this successfully updated my setup from #60 to #61
2. Also run the command:
plesk repair all -y
# tries to repair all errors found in the system
3. Finally, in GUI, execute:
Execute "Update All"
Delete Virtual Server in Virtualmin - Step by step process ?
This article covers how to go about deleting a Virtual Server in Virtualmin. In fact, we need to make sure that we have a backup before we proceed to remove the Virtual Server.
Plesk Installer access error in EC2 and GCP - How to fix it ?
This article covers how to resolve Plesk Installer access error. In fact, you will be Unable to access Plesk Installer web interface on Amazon EC2 or Google Cloud instance without root password.
Assigning an Elastic IP address on Plesk - How to do it ?
This article covers the process of Assigning an Elastic IP address on Plesk. In fact, An Elastic IP address is a static IPv4 address design for dynamic cloud computing.
Connect AWS RDS SQL Server with AWS Glue
This article covers the simple steps to Connect AWS RDS SQL Server with AWS Glue. In fact, The AWS Glue service is an ETL service that utilizes a fully managed Apache Spark environment.
AWS Glue can connect to the following data stores through a JDBC connection:
- Amazon Redshift.
- Amazon Aurora.
- Microsoft SQL Server.
- MySQL.
- Oracle.
- PostgreSQL.
- Amazon RDS for MariaDB.
Can AWS Glue connect to SQL Server?
AWS Glue can also connect to a variety of on-premises JDBC data stores such as PostgreSQL, MySQL, Oracle, Microsoft SQL Server, and MariaDB. AWS Glue ETL jobs can use Amazon S3, data stores in a VPC, or on-premises JDBC data stores as a source.
Quota not working in Virtualmin - How to fix this issue ?
This article covers methods to fix Quota not working in Virtualmin for our customers. In fact, Quotas are used to limit the amount of disk space a user or group can use on a filesystem. Without such limits, a user could fill up the machine’s disk and cause problems for other users and services.
How to install Quota Tools on Ubuntu ?
To set and check quotas, we first need to install the quota command line tools using apt. Let’s update our package list, then install the package:
$ sudo apt update
$ sudo apt install quota
You can verify that the tools are installed by running the quota command and asking for its version information:
$ quota --version
How to enable Quotas on Ubuntu ?
Before finally turning on the quota system, we need to manually run the quotacheck command once:
$ sudo quotacheck -ugm /
This command creates the files /aquota.user and /aquota.group.
- u: specifies that a user-based quota file should be created.
- g: indicates that a group-based quota file should be created.
- m: disables remounting the filesystem as read-only while performing the initial tallying of quotas. Remounting the filesystem as read-only will give more accurate results in case a user is actively saving files during the process, but is not necessary during this initial setup.
