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Setting up FreeNAS
17.02.2015
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In this case, I'm using an HP MicroServer with the following: 16GB RAM Two 3TB (storage) hard drives One 500GB (FreeNAS) drive FreeNAS can be installed to compact flash, USB flash drive, SSD
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Hardware suitable for cloud environments
30.11.2020
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are required for each server. If you add SSDs to the hard disks as fast cache for your own write-ahead log (WAL) and Ceph's metadata database, the storage devices cost around $3,800 (EUR3,500) per server
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Monitoring network traffic with ntopng
04.08.2020
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; the license includes five days of installation support and updates for one year. Prices for the x64 platform at press time were: ntopng Enterprise for Linux/Windows: EUR500 (~$500) ntopng Professional
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Flexible backup for large-scale environments
05.08.2024
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of a full backup is between 500GB and 25TB, and an incremental backup takes less than eight hours. Experience has shown that such systems can be restored within three to five days. However, it is advisable
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Simple, small-scale Kubernetes distributions for the edge
03.04.2024
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service on the edge host. This package also includes etcd as the config store. According to the manufacturer, 1GB of RAM and one CPU core (ARM64 or x86_64) are all you need. MicroShift itself requires 500MB
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Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform
07.10.2025
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Red Hat http://www.redhat.com/en/technologies/management/ansible Price (one-year, est.) Up to 100 managed systems: $14,000 (EUR11,500) with standard support; $20,000 (EUR15,500
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Co-Design Approach to Supercomputing
12.01.2012
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. These requirements are machine architecture independent.” Such performance greatly exceeds the capability of machines available today; the world’s fastest supercomputer (according to www.top500.org/ ) currently clocks
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Cluster Documentation Project
08.05.2012
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The latest Top500 List indicates Linux is used in 91% of all systems. This statistic probably reflects the overall market and is remarkable from several aspects. First, Linux completely dominates
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Bringing old hardware back into the game
29.09.2020
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upgrade for a mere $62, including shipping [3], for two 8GB DDR3 RAM 204-pin SODIMMs (PC10600 or PC3 1,333MHz). This unit came equipped with its maximum storage option: a SATA 500GB drive running at 7
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HTML to database with a Perl script
30.11.2020
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="left" valign="top"> 16 17 18 19 Once the list of commands is loaded, the target attribute is again used

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