E2E Guides!

Troubleshoot

• Troubleshooting Steps When your Nodes is not accessible
  • Verifying the Server Status
  • Check The State of Your Node on Myaccount Portal
  • Reboot Your server
  • Access Console to Troubleshoot
  • Monitor Resources Utilization of Your server
  • Check the Disk Utilization
  • Firewall/ Network Configuration Messed Up
  • Slowness and Network Issues
• How to Monitor Server Load on a Windows Server
  • What does Server Load stand for?
  • How to Start the Windows Task Manager
  • Windows Task Manager Processes Tab
  • Windows Task Manager Performance Tab
  • Windows Task Manager Users Tab
  • Windows Task Manager Details Tab
  • Windows Task Manager Services Tab
  • Windows Resource Monitor
  • Monitor Network and Disk IO
  • Scan Windows Server for Viruses or Malware
• Why is my Node Running Out Of DiskSpace
  • Log Files
  • Backup Files
  • Temporarily Files and Regular Uploads
  • How to identify the Disk Usage on your Server
• Troubleshooting High Processor Load on your server
  • Impacts of High Usage on E2E Nodes
  • Causes of High CPU utilization or Processor Load.
  • How to Fix High CPU usage
• Troubleshooting Steps when your Site is down.
  • Below are steps to Troubleshoot the issue when your site is Down
• Reboot Survival – Best Practices
  • Introduction
  • Test your Stack by Manual Reboot
  • Backup your Crucial Data
• Reset the root and user password
  • To reset the root password in LINUX
  • To change the user password in LINUX

Services

• Ansible Installation in Linux and Node Deployment
  • Topics to be covered
  • Features
  • HOST INVENTORY
  • ANSIBLE MODULES
  • SAMPLE ANSIBLE PLAYBOOK
  • HANDSON IMPLEMENTATION
• Istio Not Creating Sidecars
• How to install Node.js and NPM on CentOS
• What is Plesk integrated Cloud Servers on E2E Cloud
  • Introduction
  • Why Choose Plesk integrated Cloud Servers On E2E Cloud?
  • Plesk features
  • Features for everyone
  • Features for IT administrators and web hosters
  • Features for developers
  • Built for developers
  • Features for web designers and digital agencies
  • Built for agencies(Add on even more tools and features)
  • Happy developers, delighted content teams

Storage

• Tutorial: How to Backup Your WordPress files and Databases to Object Storage.
  • Introduction:
  • Prerequisite:
  • Step 1: Create a Bucket in Object Storage
  • Step 2: Grant Admin Access Permission for Your Bucket
  • Step 3: Install and Activate UpdraftPlus Plugin in your WordPress.
  • Step 4: Configure Backups to Object Storage Buckets
  • Step 4: Backup your data to Object Storage
  • Step 5: Restoring your data to WordPress
  • Conclusion:
• Tutorial : How To Use Logrotate and S3cmd to Archive Logs to Object Storage
  • Introduction
  • Prerequisites
  • Configuring Logrotate
• Tutorial : Backup MySQL Database to EOS on Linux Server
  • Introduction
  • Prerequisites
• Tutorial : Host a static website with EOS
  • Introduction
• Tutorial : S3 browser For Windows
  • Introduction
  • Prerequisites
  • Step 1 : Download and Installation
  • Step 2 : Configure a New Account in S3 Browser
  • Step 3 : Enter your Bucket details
  • Conclusion
• Tutorial: Setting up s3fs-fuse
  • Prerequisites
  • Step 1: Installing s3fs-fuse
  • Step 2: Creating Access Credentials
  • Step 3: Creating Directory as mount point
  • Step 4: Run s3fs command to mount the bucket
  • Step 5: Test the Mount Point
  • Conclusion
• Tutorial: Setting up s3cmd on Windows
  • Prerequisites
  • Download and install python 2.x
  • Installing S3cmd
  • Configure s3cmd
  • Test access with configured credentials
  • Conclusion
• Tutorial: Setting up s3cmd on Linux
  • Prerequisites
  • Step 1 : Installing s3cmd on Linux
  • Step 2 : (Option 1) Configure s3cmd in Interactive Mode
  • Step 2 : (Option 2) Setup s3cmd with Configuration file
  • Step 3 : Test access with configured credentials
  • Conclusion
• Tutorial : How to Export AWS Image and Import it to E2E Networks
  • Introduction
  • Step 1 : Download and Install the Contextualization Packages and Dependencies
  • Step 2 : Create an Image of your aws instance
  • Step 3 : Export your Image to aws s3 bucket
  • Step 4 : Importing an Image to Myaccount Portal
• Setting up CDN Video Streaming with EOS
  • E2E Object Storages
  • Getting Started
  • How to Create a Bucket
  • Creating CDN

Databases

• How to Setup WordPress with E2E DBaaS
  • Introduction
  • Step 1: Creating a Database service
  • Step 2: Creating a Node
  • Step 3: Installing and Configuring WordPress on your node
  • Step 4: Setting up WordPress
• How to set up a MongoDB Cluster using 3 nodes with Linux?

GPU

• Tutorial : How to access Jupyter Lab using browser?
  • SSH Tunneling to Connect with JupyterLab
  • SSH Tunneling with a Mac or Linux
  • SSH Tunneling with Windows and Putty
• How to Leverage E2E Object Storage(EOS) for your TensorFlow Projects
  • Introduction
  • Installation
  • Configurations
  • Conclusion

API

• Tutorial: How to Launch a Node from Saved Image via API
  • Introduction:
  • prerequisite
  • Step 1: Get Your Template Image ID
  • Step 2: Identify Image Name and Plan Name associated with your Saved Image
  • Step 3: Launching the Node from Saved Image.
  • Conclusion:
• How to create an API access token?
  • E2E Networks API
  • Logging into E2E Networks ‘MyAccount’
  • Navigate to Node create page
  • Create an API Token

Others

• How to change your Ubuntu Kernel?
  • Get the ubuntu-mainline-kernel.sh utility
  • Get the list of available kernels
  • Install a specific kernel version
  • Remove a specific kernel version
  • Boot a specific kernel version
• How to connect to your DBaaS instance using PhpMyAdmin?
  • Pre-requisite: Have running DBaaS in E2E
  • Installing PhpMyAdmin
  • Configuring PhpMyAdmin
  • Setting DBaaS user
  • Accessing PhpMyAdmin
• How to reset root and user password?
  • To change the user password in LINUX
• How To Set-Up SSH Keys – Linux
  • Introduction
  • Why is a password-based authentication vulnerable?
  • What are SSH Keys?
  • How do SSH keys work
  • Setup SSH Keys – Linux
  • Step 1 – Create the RSA Key Pair
  • Step 2 – Save the Keys and Passphrase
  • Step 3 – Copy the Public Key to your node
  • Copy the public key directly to a server (Alternate Approach)
  • Modifying permissions
• How to setup SSH keys – Windows OS
  • Introduction
  • About SSH keys:
  • Setup SSH Keys – Windows
  • Step 1 – Generate the SSH keys
  • Step 2 – Save the Keys
  • Step 3 – Copy the Public Key to your node
• How to Install Remote Desktop (Xrdp) on Ubuntu 18.04
  • Introduction
  • Conclusion
• How to Install XRDP on CentOS and RedHat Linux 8/7
  • Introduction
  • Step 1 : Update Server Node
  • Step 2: Enable EPEL Repository
  • Step 3: Install Desktop Environment (If it is not installed)
  • Step 4: Install xrdp on CentOS/RHEL Linux 8/7
  • Step 5: Start/Enable and check the Status of xrdp.service
  • Step 6: Check xrdp connection listening on port 3389 by default
  • Step 7: Check the status of firewall service on the Server Node
  • Step 7: Access RedHat/CentOS Linux 8/7 system using xrdp
• Linux Host file entry to verify websites
• I need to close the account, what should I do?
• How to fix the slow apt-get update issue on Ubuntu/Debian Server
  • Method 1
  • Method 2
  • Method 3
• Uploading/Downloading files using SFTP
  • Uploading/Downloading files using SFTP
  • From Remote server to local computer
  • From local computer to Remote server
• How to take mysql database backup and restore
  • Introduction
  • Creating a backup
  • Backup of a single database
  • Backup of multiple databases
  • Backup of all the databases
  • Restoring databases in MySQL
• How to ping and traceroute to server
  • What is ping?
  • What is traceroute?
  • Ping and traceroute to Google DNS
• How to Sign Up No-Cost Redhat Developer Subscription?
  • To Activate RHEL Subscription in Compute:
• How Do I access Audio over Remote Desktop
  • Introduction
  • Windows Audio Service
  • Windows Group Policy
  • Windows RD Client
  • In MacOS
  • Testing Audio
• How to create SPF/DKIM and MX records in Plesk?
• Using Screen Command for Persistent SSH Sessions
  • Screen Command
  • Syntax Of The Screen Command
  • Step 1: Check the screen version
  • Step 2: Installation of the screen command
  • Step 3: Creating a screen
  • Step 4: Creating a named session
  • Step 5: Listing screens
  • Step 6: Attaching the screen
  • Step 7: Detach a Screen
  • Step 8: Re-attaching the screen
  • Step 9: Customize the screen of Linux
  • Step 10: Switching among screens
  • Conclusion

Control Panel

• How to install system Applications using Webuzo?
  • Introduction

Security

• How to open/close Ports with UFW on Ubuntu/Debian
  • Prerequisite
  • Step 1 : Check UFW Status
  • Step 2 : Allow port
  • Deny Port/Outgoing Traffic
  • Step 3 : Check UFW Status
  • Conclusion
• How To Set up SSH Keys on a Linux
  • What are SSH Keys?
  • Create SSH Keys Pair
  • Copy Your SSH Public Key to Your Server
  • Copy and install Your Public Key Manually
• Why is password based authentication vulnerable?
  • Enable/Disable password-based authentication
  • Disable Password authentication
  • Enable Password Authentication
  • Changing the Default SSH Port
• SSL Deployment on Domain using cPanel
• How to manually install an SSL certificate on my cPanel Cloud server