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Simple Storage Service (S3)/Swift interface to the object storage.
Because of its tie-ins to the further history of Ceph, I also need to mention GlusterFS, developed in 2005. The plan was an open source
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Software services packaged as containers finally reached the remotest corners of IT about three years ago. Docker [1], rkt [2], LXC [3], and the like see themselves confronted with technologies
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in the usual way with Postman or Graph Explorer [2], which let you explore the API structure. A more detailed description by Microsoft of the cross-tenant access settings API is available online [3].
All
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an image.
The Goal: PaaS
With its portfolio of functions, Docker integrates very well with the current cloud computing and everything-as-a-service-dominated IT scene. Ultimately, Docker's goal is clear
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and storing metrics is an inherent part of virtually any Azure resource. The data can always be collected, stored, and analyzed directly in Azure Monitor with the Metrics Explorer for platform as a service (PaaS
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is minimal.
Even with ShardingSphere-Proxy, which according to the developers is significantly slower than the JDBC option, the performance overhead is now 25 percent less (Figure 3). This performance may
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. The developer's apps then integrate seamlessly into Platform as a Service (PaaS) environments in the style of microarchitecture applications on the basis of OpenShift, Rancher, and the like and simply work
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it to process after loading, which makes it clear that Falco is not an entirely new solution, because the kernel driver is, strictly speaking, legacy software and dates back to the days when eBPF [3
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and interacts with a remote filesystem as though it were local (i.e., shared storage). It uses the SSH File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) between hosts, so it’s as secure as SSH. (I’m not a security expert, so I can
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, it is not easy for VMware to integrate Kubernetes and possible additional programs into its own portfolio. After all, Kubernetes (also called K8s) seems to do very well without real virtualizers like VMware or KVM
