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Dispatches from the world of IT
30.11.2025
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of Nagios? Icinga is a fully open source project that carries a number of features that aren't present in the open source release of Nagios. These features include support for distributed systems, virtual
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Remote VMware console without a browser
30.11.2025
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out before it can be opened. If you replace the browser with any 3.5.x version, it will work as it always has. Undocked Some research on the web shows that many users have had this problem
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File access optimization discovery and visualization
27.05.2025
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with each other. Opening a file with low-level file access (e.g., in C) creates a file handle with a unique ID representing the opened file. In POSIX, the handles are called file descriptors or streams
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Tuning I/O Patterns in Python
18.12.2013
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FILE *ptr_myfile; 16 17 counter_limit = 100; 18 19 ptr_myfile=fopen("test.bin","wb"); 20 if (!ptr_myfile) 21 { 22 printf("Unable to open file!"); 23 return 1; 24 } 25 for ( counter=1; counter <= counter
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GlusterFS
27.03.2012
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to create a large data repository. The volume, in turn, is mounted by the clients like a drive. For this to happen and for the individual servers to exchange information, you need to open the matching ports
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Stat-like Tools for Admins
19.11.2014
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or dstat. Because virtually all systems today have more than one core, mpstat can be very useful in tracking CPU usage. I use it when I'm writing OpenMP [12] code and want to see how much of the core
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GlusterFS Storage Pools
17.11.2016
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Software-defined storage, which until recently was the preserve of large storage solution vendors, can be implemented today with open source and free software. As a bonus, you can look forward
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Modern Fortran – Part 3
25.01.2017
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, gfortran provides coarray functionality from Fortran 2008 starting with version 5.1. It uses the coarray capability in OpenCoarrays. The compiler translates the coarray syntax into library calls
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Small Tools for Managing HPC
18.10.2017
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the Internet, such as when users logged into the cluster, left you wide open to attacks and password sniffing. Very quickly people realized that something more secure was needed. In 1995, researcher Tatu Ylönen
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SSHFS for Shared Storage
15.09.2020
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22 is open and SSH is working, you can use SSHFS. Moreover, all of the data traffic between servers is done over SFTP. Unless you change the standard SSH configuration, this means the data

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