This article walks you through installing Samba on a Linux server, configuring shared directories with custom permissions, verifying client access, restricting mounts to specific users, persisting mounts via /etc/fstab, and creating department‑specific shares, all with concrete command examples.
This tutorial walks you through installing Samba on CentOS, creating Samba users, configuring a shared directory, editing the smb.conf file, starting services, and finally setting up a client to connect and mount the share, complete with command examples.
Learn how to create a fast, modular HTTP load balancer using Rust’s Pingora framework, covering its core advantages, step‑by‑step project setup, code walkthrough, testing, and advanced features like health checks, service discovery, SSL offloading, and traffic control.
This article explains the principles and architecture of scalable, high‑availability network services using Linux Virtual Server (LVS), covering definitions, requirements, load‑balancing mechanisms, cluster components, geographic distribution, BGP routing, and practical deployment considerations for web, media, cache, and mail services.
This article provides a concise, three‑chapter overview of servers, explaining what a server is, detailing the key hardware components that make up server systems, and describing the common software and applications that run on them, offering a solid foundation for anyone studying server technology.
The article recounts Ctrip’s 2017 EGO event where senior engineers shared practical experiences on scaling React Native in their app, detailed the company’s TCP‑based wireless network service architecture, and presented Android plugin refactoring techniques, highlighting technical challenges, solutions, and future directions.
