Using Linux Containers (LXC) is a good way to host multiple applications in a single server with separation of resources and applications. Continue reading “Hosting Multiple Applications in a Server, with Linux Containers (LXC)”
Set up SSH Access into LXCs
By default, it’s not possible to SSH into LXCs from outside, but we can accomplish that by setting up a SSH server in LXC and some port forwarding magic. Continue reading “Set up SSH Access into LXCs”
How to Auto Start LXCs when Host Starts
LXCs don’t normally auto start when the host server starts. We have to manually configure them to auto start. Continue reading “How to Auto Start LXCs when Host Starts”
How to Point a Domain to LXC using NGINX in Host
If you have a website or a web application in a LXC, you need a way to let people access it. We can do it by assigning a domain to the LXC. Continue reading “How to Point a Domain to LXC using NGINX in Host”
Assign Static Internal IP Addresses to LXC
LXC assigns random internal IP addresses to Containers by default. But it can be hard to refer to them that way. A good practice is to set static IPs. Continue reading “Assign Static Internal IP Addresses to LXC”
How to Create Linux Containers in Ubuntu
Here’s how to do it: Continue reading “How to Create Linux Containers in Ubuntu”
Host Laravel in Apache Shared Hosting
Want to host a Laravel application in a shared hosting server, but can’t figure out how to point the domain to the public directory? Continue reading “Host Laravel in Apache Shared Hosting”