This brief tutorial shows students and new users how to generate free wildcard SSL/TLS certificates using Let’s Encrypt (Certbot) on Ubuntu 16.04 | 18.04 LTS…
Let’s Encrypt is a certificate authority (CA) that provides free SSL/TLS certificates using fully automated process that eliminates manual certificate creation, validation, installation and renewal…… Read the rest
Moodle — a powerful course management platform can be useful for universities and business that want to public their course works and training materials.. However, when building Moodle sites, make sure to always run them over HTTPS..
Websites and apps running over HTTPS perform better than those that do not!… Read the rest
Moodle LMS, an open source course manage system (CMS) is great for professionals, businesses and colleges who want to run and manage their courses or training materials online via the web…
It is probably the best and most popular open source learning management platform available today… However, if you’re going … Read the rest
Magento — an open-source e-Commerce platform written in PHP for professionals and businesses who want to manage their online stores… You should probably get it if you want to your stores to be successful online..
However, when running an online store, please make sure to run it over HTTPS… That’s … Read the rest
Want to run Magento / Magento 2 e-commerce platform to sell your inventories? If so, make sure to make your online stores HTTPS compliant!
Magento is an open-source e-commerce platform written in PHP for professionals and businesses who want to manage an online store… It is great and probably the … Read the rest
Recently we showed you how to configure Joomla CMS with Apache2 and Let’s Encrypt certificates… For students and new users who want to configure Let’s Encrypt with Nginx instead, the step below should help them…
We also told you that if you’re going to be building a new Joomla website … Read the rest
Are you thinking about building a new website or blog powered by Joomla? If so, please make sure to have it default to HTTPS… Because websites that are creating HTTPS compliant by default do better than do that are not…
Google and other search engines also rank HTTPS websites better … Read the rest
Few days ago we told you that if you’re going to be starting a new Drupal website or blog, you should make sure it’s HTTPS compliant… That’s because websites that are respond to HTTPS only perform better than those that are not…
Google and other search engines also rank HTTPS … Read the rest
If you’re going to be building new Drupal websites these days, you’ll want to make sure they’re accessible over HTTPS… Websites that are primarily accessed over HTTPS perform better than those that do not…
Google and other search engines also rank HTTPS websites better than those that do not offer … Read the rest
Few days ago we showed you how to setup WordPress with Nginx and Let’s Encrypt free SSL/TLS certificates… For those who want to run Let’s Encrypt with Apache2 instead, then steps below should help them..
This brief tutorial will show students and new user a step by step guide on … Read the rest