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Insider Threats
04.10.2018
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computing world out there – or inside your network. Users are not stupid or incompetent because they aren't trained to be awesome security Ninjas like you. They are users. It's your job to ensure
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Tinkerbell life-cycle management
02.08.2021
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for production. A vendor you might not expect is now also getting into the mix, with Equinix launching its Tinkerbell tool. Primarily a provider of data center and network infrastructure, Equinix is looking
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Rancher manages lean Kubernetes workloads
20.06.2022
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to be correct on every system of the installation and can be implemented within the distributions either by the legacy network time protocol (NTP) or with chronyd. Either way, one of the two components needs
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Measuring the performance health of system nodes
02.08.2022
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are running, the amount of memory is correct, networking is up, and so on. I refer to this as the "state" of the node's health. In that same article, I mentioned Node Health Check (NHC) [2], which is used
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Rancher Kubernetes management platform
06.10.2022
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be a matter of course today, the time needs to be correct on each system of the installation. On the distribution used here, this can be done by the legacy network time protocol (NTP) or chronyd. Either way
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Risky Business
06.10.2022
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. A virtual private network (VPN) is a good thing. Encryption is a good thing. Multi-factor authentication is a good thing. Firewalls are good things. Unique, complex passwords are good things. Nothing
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Using the MQTT IoT protocol for unusual but useful purposes
03.12.2015
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again a minute later anyway (QoS 0 is fine). Users might want to transmit the position of a mobile device with a bit more reliability (QoS 1 or 2), although the network traffic and costs rise, too
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Storage Spaces Direct with different storage media
18.02.2018
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, and make them available on the network. Microsoft's Storage Replica [1] can in turn replicate the data from S2D, for example, in other data centers and to other clusters. To create an S2D, Windows Server
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Simplify integration of S3 storage with local resources
09.04.2019
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At Amazon Web Services (AWS), the hybrid idea is by no means limited to allowing companies to extend the scope of their corporate network securely to the AWS Virtual Private Cloud with the help
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A smoke-jumping admin's best friend
09.04.2019
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be quite complicated and require a great deal of computational, memory, network, and disk resources. What happens, though, if the display server misbehaves and you have to debug the problem? How do you

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