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Well, it's a basic authentication program, should be fine if you're not protecting something valuable or sensitive.

It would be easier if the PDF file was generated on Client-Side. With javascript using jsPDF dependency you can create the PDF File and sent it to your Server-Side through a HTTP request.

I think I have created more than 10 accounts using the same IP address on AWS, all with the free tier on Ohio Region and they are still running. Some of them with EC2 and others with different AWS Services. I guess they could suspend your account if you're not on time with your Billing. Other...

It's quite a path to get there my friend: First you need CSS + JS + HTML Fundamentals. Any Udemy Course with good reviews should be fine. If you're good with this point then move to the second. Then, I highly recommend learning React JS, this will give you an idea on how Apps are designed and...

This is a tough one... URL parameters persistence is only possible on Server Side, so if you don't have a way to Store those parameters into a Session, then it's impossible to track the parameters if the redirects occur. Unless you update the link triggering the campaign, I don't see any other...

Well, I'm not familiar with Vue. But when you setup a campaign (Ads, Email, etc...) you would set UTMs on the URL for the campaign (source, medium, name). So if your campaign triggers you should be able to get the URLs parameters in real-time using JS which would contain source and medium...

Ubuntu has it's own solution to manage VPNs. It's called "Network Manager". Here is an example using OpenVPN and CyberGhost to setup your VPN in Network Manager: support(dot)cyberghostvpn(dot)com/hc/en-us/articles/360007929314-How-to-Set-Up-OpenVPN-on-Linux-Ubuntu-via-Network-Manager Hope this...

Each GA Account has a Property and the Property can have multiple "Views". You can create an "All web site" View without any filter and create a separate View with a filter that excludes the referrer domain.

This is the lowest cost and easiest solution for you. If you're running a Static Website in which the content isn't often updated, then you should generate Static Files from your WP Server, and host your Website from a File Storage could be either from AWS or GPC. You can find a detailed article...

I recommend looking at Themes on ThemeForest as well. But I don't think you'll be able to find a perfect Theme. Since on the Art industry you will generally find Images with different proportions: squared, rectangular vertical or horizontal. This will definitely lead you to hire a Developer to...

You can trust Hostinger, I've been using it since 2018, it's really stable when it comes to hosting. They use Lightspeed Server, which I've found better performing than Apache and NGINX.

You might want to take a look into Container-Orchestration, which is the technique often use on Hosting Services. As a personal recommendation, I've used Jenkins, it is an open source solution for automation servers.

If you're not familiar on how to setup a Server and how to maintain it, I highly recommend to use a Hosting Provider that has a solution for your Tech Stack. For Laravel I've used https://www.hostinger.com/ you won't have to worry about these issues ever again.

It depends on how your website works: If the content is dynamically changing then I would use shorter TTL to even seconds or minutes. If it's static content, then you would better using longer TTL to even years if you won't be changing the content for that long.

Well it depends pretty much on what you're trying the build. If your Backend is going to get bigger in the future you might want to take a look at AWS LAMBDA. They're serverless functions that allows a very friendly experience, because maintenance is painless. And if you connect your LAMBDAs to...