What is Google Currents?

Google Currents is a type of enterprise-oriented communication and sharing software akin to Slack. This software enhances communication between team members and allows for the sharing of important information in highly visible formats. Through the use of streams, communities, and tags, administrators can create easily accessible resources. In this article we will discuss some of Read More >

Managing Google Calendars

One of the many useful features of Google Workspace is the ability to manage Google Calendars for your entire organization. These calendars can be used to schedule and plan events and resources, making it a vital tool for large organizations. As a Google Workspace administrator you can manage these calendars and customize how they function. Read More >

Getting Started with Google Chat

Among the many features available in Google Workspace, the ability to send instant messages between users via Google Chat is one of the most commonly used. This feature functions in much the same way as any other instant messaging software, but it is seamlessly integrated into your Google Workspace experience. In this article we will Read More >

How to Assign Google Vault Licenses

After purchasing your Google Vault licenses, you will need to assign them to any users you want to retain data for. If you purchased an edition of Google Workspace that includes Google Vault licenses, they will likely be automatically assigned to all users in your Google Workspace organization. If you purchased licenses as add-on services, Read More >

Getting Started with Google Vault

If you decide to use Google Vault as a long-term data retention and discovery service and you already have a Google Workspace account, you may need to purchase licenses to use Google Vault. Depending on which edition of Google Workspace you purchased, these licenses may be included for no additional cost. In this article we Read More >

What is Google Vault?

Google Vault is an information management and discovery tool that is compatible with many different types of Google Workspace data. Through the use of Google Vault, information from Google Workspace applications such as Gmail and Google Meet can be exported and retained indefinitely. While Google Drive functions as a temporary-to-long-term storage solution, Google Vault is Read More >

How to Install Ajenti Server Admin Panel

Ajenti is a powerful, lightweight control panel for Debian, Ubuntu, and Enterprise-based Linux servers like AlmaLinux. Ajenti developers state that the web panel may work on other *nix-based distributions but recommend using the manual installation method to do so (not covered in this tutorial). Built with Python and JavaScript, when you install Ajenti you actually Read More >

How to Remove Tags from WordPress

The longer your blog exists and the more posts you continue to add to your blog, the more tags you may end up having in your Tags list. There may be situations where you need to remove tags that no longer need to be on your site. The following tutorial shows how to delete tags. Read More >

Managing Devices in Google Workspace

In addition to allowing you to set custom URLs and manage physical resources such as buildings and vehicles, Google Workspace also allows you to manage a variety of devices. These devices can be used to access Google Workspace resources such as email, file sharing, and more. In this article we will discuss device management in Read More >

Building Management in Google Workspace

While Google Workspace can be used to manage digital resources such as email accounts, domain name registrations, and much more, it can also be used to manage physical resources such as vehicles and buildings. Google Workspace allows users to track the use of meeting rooms and other building resources to optimize workflows, increase transparency, and Read More >

cPanel vs Other Web Hosting Control Panels

If you’re reading this you’re likely looking for a cheaper, easier, or more secure way to configure an unmanaged Linux server. Maybe you’ve learned enough about Linux that you now want to migrate from a cPanel server to a self-managed server where you have even greater control. Maybe you’re just curious about a more efficient Read More >

How to Use Custom URLs in Google Workspace

One of the benefits of setting up your own Google Workspace services is the ability to use custom URLs that include your domain name of choice. This can be useful for organization or branding purposes and can enhance the usability of your Google Workspace services.  For example, using custom URLs can help if you want Read More >

How To Integrate WordPress and GitHub

In this article, you will learn how to sync a local WordPress development project with GitHub, and how to automate deployment of the site files from GitHub to your production server. If you do not want to use GitHub to host your code, you can also set up a private Git server. Why Integrate Git Read More >

How to Manage Billing in Google Workspace

In order to continue using Google Workspace after the free trial period ends, you will need to set up a payment method for your Google Workspace subscription. In this article we will outline how to access and manage the billing interface on Google Workspace. Topics Include Google Workspace Subscriptions Managing Billing on Google Workspace Google Read More >

How to Create Groups on Google Workspace

A popular feature of Google Workspace is the ability to create lists of users for the purpose of team communication and collaboration. These lists of users are called Groups and can be used in a variety of ways. In this article we will outline how to create Groups on Google Workspace and discuss some of Read More >

Dedicated Server Hard Drive Requirements Guide

One of the most important specifications of any computer system is the amount of storage space available on the hard drive. This is generally referred to as disk space, and is an important metric to consider when choosing your preferred hosting plan. In this article we will discuss dedicated server disk space and explore the Read More >

Linux Cockpit File Manager Version 0.5.8

Cockpit Navigator is a third party application for the Cockpit Linux server control panel. The Cockpit file manager app lets you use the web interface to easily: Modify files Edit file ownership and permissions Create symbolic links Upload and download files Using the Cockpit File Manager (Navigator) Log into the Cockpit terminal or SSH. The Read More >