Ruby is a dynamic, expressive language used widely for web development, scripting, and automation. On RHEL 8, the system repositories may offer an older Ruby version that does not suit modern projects. rbenv solves this by letting you install and switch between multiple Ruby versions per user without touching system files. This tutorial walks you […]
Rust is a systems programming language focused on safety, speed, and concurrency. On RHEL 8, the recommended way to install Rust is through rustup, the official Rust toolchain installer, which lets you manage multiple Rust versions and cross-compilation targets from a single tool. This approach keeps your Rust installation self-contained under your home directory and […]
Building a Go web application and getting it running in production are two different challenges. Go compiles to a single static binary that is trivial to deploy, but you still need a proper project structure, a way to manage runtime configuration securely, a systemd service for process supervision, and a reverse proxy to handle TLS […]
Go (also called Golang) is a statically typed, compiled language designed for simplicity and performance, making it an excellent choice for building web services, CLI tools, and DevOps utilities on Linux servers. Unlike interpreted runtimes, Go compiles to a single self-contained binary with no external dependencies, which simplifies deployment significantly. In this tutorial you will […]
Spring Boot is the most popular framework for building production-ready Java applications, and RHEL 8 provides an excellent foundation for running them as long-lived services. In this tutorial you will create a Spring Boot application using Maven, package it into a self-contained executable JAR, configure it to run as a systemd service with a dedicated […]
Maven and Gradle are the two dominant build tools in the Java ecosystem, and knowing how to use both gives you flexibility across different project types and team conventions. Maven provides a well-defined project structure and a massive central repository of dependencies, while Gradle offers a Groovy or Kotlin DSL with faster incremental builds and […]
Java is one of the most widely used programming languages in enterprise software, and RHEL 8 makes it straightforward to install and manage multiple Java versions through its built-in package manager. Whether you are building web applications, microservices, or command-line tools, having a proper Java development environment is the first step. In this tutorial you […]
PM2 is a production-grade process manager for Node.js applications that handles automatic restarts on crashes, log aggregation, clustering, and startup script generation for Linux init systems including systemd. Unlike running Node.js directly with node app.js, PM2 keeps your application alive across failures and server reboots without writing custom systemd unit files for every project. On […]
NVM (Node Version Manager) is a shell script that lets you install and switch between multiple Node.js versions on the same machine without requiring root access or affecting system-wide packages. This is invaluable when you work on projects that require different Node.js versions simultaneously, or when you need to test your application against multiple runtimes. […]
Node.js is a JavaScript runtime built on Chrome’s V8 engine, widely used for building fast, scalable network applications, REST APIs, and real-time services. RHEL 8 provides Node.js through two channels: the built-in AppStream module system and the NodeSource third-party repository, which typically offers newer LTS releases. This tutorial covers both installation methods, verifying the installation, […]
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