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GSM, Owner of Techsch.com. IT backbone of Techsch.com, when he's awake. Personal hobbies include extreme activities such as sleeping and headbanging. His computer keyboard bears witness to his utter dedication in these two pastimes.
360 panoramic virtual tours 3DVista

360 Panoramic Virtual Tours with 3DVista

Posted by By Mike Goh June 10, 2020Posted inSoftware and Web Services ReviewsTags: Fun, SoftwareNo Comments
Introduction Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many companies are forced to embark on the digital transformation journey. One marketing trend is the use of 360 virtual tours to bring visitors back to places of attractions on the web. But virtual…
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bash script sync production demo

Bash Script to Sync WordPress Docker Production to Demo

Posted by By Mike Goh June 6, 2020Posted inDevelopers Technical TutorialsTags: Command Line, DockerNo Comments
Introduction After we had upgraded a website from development to production status, we will need to put up a maintenance notice if we are required to make further changes. It is unpleasant to let visitors see the down-time or on-going…
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Set Up DKIM, SPF and Reverse DNS to Improve Mail Deliverability

Set Up DKIM, SPF and Reverse DNS to Improve Mail Deliverability

Posted by By Mike Goh May 14, 2020Posted inDevelopers Technical TutorialsTags: Network, SecurityNo Comments
Introduction DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM) is a protocol that contributes to DMARC compliance and requests the sender origin to take responsibility for sent messages that can be verified by mailbox providers. Essentially, it enables the outbound domain to digitally sign…
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Grumbling about Packet Loss and Sluggish SSH over Telia Network

Grumbling about Packet Loss and Sluggish SSH over Telia Network

Posted by By Mike Goh May 10, 2020Posted inDaily Rants and Excitement BlogTags: NetworkNo Comments
Background Do you own OpenVZ or KVM VPS like me? Well, I always scout for cheap offers at lowendbox and had one time owned more than 5 VPS mostly from U.S. due to Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales. I…
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Host Multiple Websites with jwilder nginx-proxy and letsencrypt-companion

Host Multiple Websites with jwilder nginx-proxy and letsencrypt-companion

Posted by By Mike Goh May 8, 2020Posted inDevelopers Technical TutorialsTags: Docker, Web1 Comment
Introduction Two years ago, in 2018, I was introduced to Docker by a colleague of mine who was a brilliant programmer. Thus, I started my Docker journey on my own by reading tutorials online. I was developing a WordPress website…
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Which Cloud Providers for Cheapest On-demand Pay-as-you-go Hourly Prices

Which Cloud Providers for Cheapest On-demand Pay-as-you-go Hourly Prices

Posted by By Mike Goh May 2, 2020Posted inSoftware and Web Services ReviewsTags: Cloud, ServersNo Comments
I never had to buy any on-demand virtual machines (VMs) for my app development. This is because I am always subscribed to 2-3 Virtual Private Server (VPS) on yearly plans from lesser-known host providers which is cheaper than the usual…
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How to Merge Server-side and Docker iptables Firewall Rules

How to Merge Server-side and Docker iptables Firewall Rules

Posted by By Mike Goh April 30, 2020Posted inDevelopers Technical TutorialsTags: Docker, SecurityNo Comments
Introduction Docker is widely used to place applications in containers. One of the reasons why Docker is so popular is because of security thanks to its isolation capabilities. For example, it allows you to isolate applications from each other. Installing…
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Family Danced with Joy with Revived Wii and New Games Reloaded

Family Danced with Joy with Revived Wii and New Games Reloaded

Posted by By Mike Goh April 28, 2020Posted inDaily Rants and Excitement BlogTags: Family, FunNo Comments
Background When Wii was launched in United States in November 2006, I was with two colleagues in Las Vegas to support our local brand Creative at the Consumer Electronic Show (CES). We had like two days of rest at San…
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Host Website on IPv6 NAT VPS with Cloudflare DNS and NGINX

Host Website on IPv6 NAT VPS with Cloudflare DNS and NGINX

Posted by By Mike Goh April 26, 2020Posted inDevelopers Technical TutorialsTags: Servers, WebNo Comments
Introduction Cloud services like AWS, DigitalOcean and lesser-known VPS hosting providers sell VM (Virtual Machines). The annual price can range from $20 (less-known providers) to $70 for cloud services like AWS. All VM plans come with 1 dedicated IPv4 address…
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How to Resolve iptables: No chain/target/match by that name

How to Resolve iptables: No chain/target/match by that name

Posted by By Mike Goh April 24, 2020Posted inDevelopers Technical TutorialsTags: Command Line, SecurityNo Comments
Introduction If you encounter such error, it means that the CONFIG_NETFILTER module was not complied in your kernel. All VPS (virtual private server) that I owned from DigitalOcean, AWS, Google Cloud and other lesser-known host providers have it by default…
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