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Nginx + PHP-FPM + PHP Cache + SSL + Varnish + Drupal – GeoffStratton.com Note: The below instructions are for Varnish 3 on Ubuntu 12. If you want to run Drupal with Varnish 4 on Ubuntu 16, updated instructions are here. So, you want to set up Nginx and Drupal with all the ...

Expand a Hard Disk with Ubuntu LVM – GeoffStratton.com So you’re running an Ubuntu server in a virtual machine, and now you need to add 20 GB of disk space to root (/). There are quite a few ways to do this, and fortunately you’re running the Logical Volu...

GeoffStratton.com – Linux, programming, security. About I use this place mostly as a personal knowledge base, although I keep it public in case anything useful emerges. Caveat emptor, and don't go handling snake-skin. Consider everything posted here ...