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CodeMilitant SEO OpenGraph Meta Tag Generator
Here at CodeMilitant, the goal of code should be to work autonomously, with little to no intervention from the user. This simple philosophy is the way code/computers should work for all humans. This plugin comes with a lifetime license per website. A new copy must be purchased for each website domain. This excludes WordPress Multisite. […]
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MySQL Performance
In my efforts as a server DevOps, understanding the programs a client is running is as important as understanding the Linux server itself. In most cases, the client is running a web app that requires a MySQL database connection. The notes below are often what I’ve recommended over the years. This is not a comprehensive […]
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CodeMilitant Logo
As a server DevOps, CodeMilitant makes the impossible, possible. Our logo represents the United States and our commitment to fighting for solutions to our client’s requests. This page serves as an external link for the NFT we have listed with OpenSea to validate our branding logo on the blockchain.
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Your Website Is The Great Equalizer
When I started on Upwork, I had no idea that Upwork would become my marketing tool for greater and greater income. The idea that a third party website could be a benefit to my income never crossed my mind. This is the power of online business with no borders. I am not limited to a […]
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When All Else Fails Check SELinux
Wait! Wait! Before you start, check SELinux! Have you noticed that on a multitude of coding community sites, like Stack Exchange, Stack Overflow or Super User, there are always questions about ‘permission denied‘? This topic is so common, that it can discourage and dishearten anyone trying to finish a project. Often times, the first solutions […]
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Hire Me
After more than 20 years as a Linux server DevOps, I build the infrastructure that makes your business successful. I’m very sociable, personable and I explain everything in clear, easy to understand terminology. Please read below to see why. Back in 1999, I was hired to be a sales rep for a small computer company […]
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SED What?!
The Linux GNU stream editor (sed), is a data manipulating beast! When manipulating data for big jobs like migrating a WordPress website from on WordPress theme to another, SED makes it easy to not only remove a single line, but multiple lines can be removed in just seconds. The performance of this command is like […]
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Monitor Log & Relaunch Any Program in Linux
As a server devops, one of the most annoying issues can be program crashes. At the least, this diminishes server performance, and at the worst, it cripples the entire server. When the server is now a boat anchor, clients experience more than frustration. Clearly there are many reasons a server program can crash, and none […]
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Nginx Multisite and WordPress Block Themes
When setting up Nginx to run with WordPress Multisite, it’s vital that each sub-domain have it’s own Nginx configuration: Then each subdomain for the Multisite should be: Failure to add the Nginx configs above will result in custom CSS and functions.php failing to load for each designated subsite. The CSS and custom functions.php will load […]