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DiffServ service classes for network QoS

DiffServ service classes provide quality of service on the network for demanding modern applications such as Video over IP.
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Secrets and certificate management

Vault is a highly secure, trusted place to keep your secrets and certificates.
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Lead Image © lassedesignen, 123RF

Building a virtual NVMe drive

An economical and high-performing hybrid NVMe SSD is exported to host servers that use it as a locally attached NVMe device.
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Solving the security problems of encrypted DNS

DNS encryption offers WiFi users good protection in public spaces; however, in the enterprise, it prevents the evaluation and filtering of name resolution.

Interview with the MariaDB Foundation board Chairman Eric Herman

Eric Herman, Chairman of the MariaDB Foundation board, sheds light on the evolving focus of the custodians of one of the most popular and widely used databases.
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Cloud Foundry realizes a service mesh

Cloud Foundry deployments that use a service mesh routing plane have access to weighted routing, which lets you control the amount of traffic sent to each route.
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The limits and opportunities of artificial intelligence

We talked to Peter Protzel, an academic with experience in knowledge-based systems and process automation, about the future of artificial intelligence.

IBM Open Technology Group

Director of the IBM Open Technology group Nimesh Bhatia shares details about the company's involvement in open source and how its latest acquisition of Red Hat compliments its existing endeavors in the cloud.
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Lead Image © Daniel Schönen, photocase.com

WiFi 6 in the Enterprise

The 802.11ax WiFi 6 standard uses LTE technology to solve the congestion problems experienced with older standards.
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Microsoft Network Policy Server

Redmond's RADIUS implementation connects systems and provides secure authorization and logging.
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