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A self-healing VM system
The right combination of mostly free automation and monitoring tools can create a self-healing system, in which your servers fix themselves.
Automatically install and configure systems
FAI automatically and non-interactively deploys Linux systems on servers.
Accelerate web applications with Varnish Cache
If a web application delivers its pages too slowly, users quickly move on. Varnish Cache lets you hitch more horses to the cart.
How to back up in the cloud
In cloud computing practice, backups are important in several ways: Customers want to secure their data, and vendors want to secure the essential details of their platforms. Rescue yourself, if you can.
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 pre-series test
Red Hat Enterprise Linux is the flagship Red Hat operating system and the basis for many other company products; therefore, much is at stake with version 8.
New features in PHP 7.3
The new PHP 7.3 simplifies string handling, supports PCRE version 2, adds LDAP controls, improves logging, and deprecates some features, functions, and syntax elements.
Five Kubernetes alternatives
Many admins consider Kubernetes the obvious choice for managing containers; however, don't ignore the highly efficient alternatives just because they are less prominent.
Software inventory with PowerShell
PowerShell easily combines different interfaces for querying or reporting data.
Scanning servers with Nikto
The Nikto scanner performs multiple comprehensive tests against web servers.
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