Web server
We have newly setup a web server , Redhat , apache , php, mysql .
It just put to live and runs very well , would advise what I need to do to make it more stable , for example , in security ( eg in apache or OS side ) ? in OS level , what I need to do to monitor the performance ? In short , what function and what we need to do for a LAMP web server ? very thanks |
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What applications (+ versions) does the web server provide? What security measures are in place already? |
What applications (+ versions) does the web server provide ==> Redhat 6 , PHP 5 , mysql 5 , apache 2.1 , this is a web server to display product categories and reserve product only , very simple web server.
What security measures are in place ==> We only use basic permission file .httpaccess to control the subnet to login , all others use the default setting , what else that I need to change ? thanks |
Some of the things we do here:
O/S Level:
Within Apache:
We have a build document that details all these steps and it's followed for all server builds immediately after O/S installation and before adding any other software to the server. |
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These points seems are related to security , except security , what else that should be do ? thanks |
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The main reason for taking a cue from such documentation is authoritativeness (web log posts alone generally speaking are the worst thing to glean nfo from), completeness (it's easy for lesser-experienced persons to loose themselves in details) and the order in which to perform tasks (for example installing software like AIDE, though I rather prefer Samhain, configuring accounts and setting access restrictions should take place before exposing the machine to the network). Best read the documentation first so you get the idea, run a baseline scan with aforementioned tools so you can test the result, implement measures, rinse, repeat. Now you know what to do and what the approach should be feel free to ask detailed questions along the way. HTH |
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