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Articles about DevOps on the Forcoder blog: practical guides and real examples in technology, development and infrastructure.

DevOps

Linux Essentials Guide: Master the Essential Commands

If you're starting your Linux journey or already manage servers and want to review the basics, this guide is for you. Mastering basic commands not only speeds up your routine, it also gives you more confidence to solve problems, automate tasks and better understand what happens under the hood.

Software Architecture

Systems Architecture: Client-Server, 3-Tier and Cloud (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS)

Systems architecture is the invisible skeleton that supports all software. It defines how components are organized, communicate and evolve. From the first client-server models to modern cloud services, each architecture emerged to solve challenges of scalability,…

DevOps

XDM, KDM, GDM, and XINIT on Linux: Differences and Functions

If you have ever used Linux distributions with a graphical interface, you have surely come across acronyms like XDM, KDM, GDM, and XINIT. To many, these terms sound technical and confusing, but in practice they are essential components for running and starting the graphical environment.

DevOps

Forcoder Takes Your Infrastructure into 2025

Many companies still keep their projects running on servers based on the traditional LAMP stack (Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP). This model was essential for a long time, but today it can be a major obstacle: difficulty scaling applications, manual and risky updates, security risks…

DevOps

Guide: When to Use Docker, Docker Swarm, or Kubernetes for Your Applications

In the world of containers, there are different ways to orchestrate, scale, and manage applications. But what exactly is the difference between running Docker in standalone mode, using Docker Swarm (single node or multiple nodes), or investing in a Kubernetes cluster? In this article, we break these concepts…

DevOps

Setup-Forcoder: our open source solution to simplify Laravel infrastructure

You know that feeling that running a Laravel project on a VPS should be simple, but it turns into a battle? 🤯Setting up the server, enabling SSL, looking after MySQL, organizing backups… many companies still lose hours (or days) on this. And with every new project, the pain repeats.