Learn how to install, manage, backup and configure the most important part of your applications.
Teaching the server tech you need for development and production. Eliminating the frustration of server configuration.
Learn how to install, manage, backup and configure the most important part of your applications.
See how you can tear down and rebuild your servers, making recovery and server management easier through automation.
Learn how to use Docker and integrate it into development, testing, CI, and production!
Load balancing, CDN’s and web caches! See how you can start scaling your applications.
Most security is basic! Learn the basics principles and see how to secure your infrastructure.
Everyone’s favorite language! See how to setup Nginx, PHP-FPM, Apache and tweak for performance!
The simplest way to learn AWS
Finally understand AWS, and learn how to host your applications.
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Server optimization, horizontal scaling, and Laravel. A course on scaling your applications!
A deep dive on how to use Docker in development, testing, continuous integration, and production!
A course on quick performance wins you can implement right now.
A Docker workflow for your application to make development a breeze.
The first steps to take to secure Ubuntu 20.04 Focal, including user setup, ssh configuration, and firewalls.
A course on using Docker in development and learning about Docker.
We continue the Docker in Dev course by using Docker Compose and building a development workflow.
See how to use Forge to scale your Laravel application, using server optimzations, load balancing, and more.
Running through Kubernetes in Digital Ocean to run a simple web application.
See how to run PHP unit tests against different versions of PHP with Docker.
Here's how we left server management behind and now never have to think about servers!
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