migration

This guide compares Apache and Nginx, exploring why one might switch from Apache due to its performance, configuration, and resource management. It addresses the transition's challenges, touching on Nginx's efficient concurrency handling and configuration simplicity, while highlighting the effort needed to adapt CMS and dynamic content setups. Migration can offer significant performance boosts but requires careful consideration of project needs and configuration efforts.

This article on LinuxBash.sh explains how to migrate filesystems between drives or servers using Bash in Linux. It details why migrations occur, including hardware upgrades and data redundancy, and outlines a checklist and tools like `rsync`, `dd`, and `tar` for efficient data transfer. Step-by-step instructions using `rsync` ensure a safe migration, concluding with post-migration steps and further reading links.

This guide explains how to transition from YUM to DNF package management on older Fedora systems. It highlights DNF's advantages like improved speed and efficiency, offers step-by-step instructions for upgrading, and introduces other package managers like APT and Zypper for handling different Linux systems.