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-894012917938 as Amazon S3 storage
bucket for environment data.
2013-05-08 20:03:03 INFO Created load balancer named:
awseb-e-m-AWSEBLoa-OXVMML7XC6PR
2013-05-08 20:03:27 INFO Created security group named:
awseb-e-mnpsy5
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if required on a daily basis. You can also use the refresh option to make sure you have the latest versions.
Innards
The Snapcraft docs [8] explain some of the intricacies of which files do what inside
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The lstopo tool
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a server in the cloud (Figure 2) running Ubuntu Focal 20.04: The client is running in a terminal on my MacBook as I write. Ports to Microsoft Windows also exist [5], and testing UDP instead of the default
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been around for several years now, they are not universally supported on all PC chips. Intel's “VT Technology List” provides a summary of which Intel chips support VT virtualization (http://ark.intel.com
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.run_instances('ami-df9b8bab', instance_type='m1.small')
05 instance = reservation.instances[0]
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07 raw_input("Press ENTER to stop instance")
08
09 instance.terminate()
For better orientation with a large number
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api.raml
01 #%Raml 0.8
02 title: Contacts
03 version: 0.1
04 #baseUri: http://www.rve.com/contactshelf
05 baseUri: https://mocksvc.mulesoft.com/mocks/d4c4356f-0508-4277-9060-00ab6dd36e9b
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put ASCII monitoring tools on my list of go-to tools and tricks.
I admit I am a sucker for new monitoring tools. Although I'm comfortable with the ones I use, I do enjoy seeing new ones and trying them
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. The software for this is available from the Kubernetes Cluster Federation project (KubeFed) [1].
Installation
In the following example, I assume you already operate a Kubernetes (K8s) cluster. The example uses
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of practical uses of Pandoc. The first task is to convert a Markdown text into (X)HTML so that you can publish it on a web page:
pandoc -M title="pandoc" -s foo.md -o foo.html
The -M option lets you define
