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Interview with the MariaDB Foundation board Chairman Eric Herman
25.03.2020
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The MariaDB database has been around, in one form or another, for more than two decades. It is used by some of the marquee offline and online properties and has an extremely large ecosystem
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The Dilemma of the Ten-Second Commute
02.06.2020
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Larry Ewing (lewing@isc.tamu.edu) and The GIMP; Tux added protection by Maria
it that problematic. Yes, we spent a lot of time working. Rather than a typical eight to nine hours per day, we logged somewhere between 10 and 12 hours. We were also on call, and once the layoffs started in October
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NVMe-oF gears up to replace iSCSI
04.12.2024
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been offering 400Gbps switches (Figure 2), with research targeting 800Gbps and more. Slow and Old Fashioned If you want systems to use Ethernet to access storage, they need a protocol
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Bpfilter offers a new approach to packet filtering in Linux
09.04.2019
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The roots of iptables go back to 1999. Starting with Linux 2.4, iptables finally replaced ipchains, which in turn had replaced the old-fashioned ipfwAdmin a few years earlier. The coming and going
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Combining containers and OpenStack
09.10.2017
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Most IT users rely on containers à la Docker [1], rkt [2], and LXD [3] as platforms for processing data. Sooner or later, cloud solutions such as OpenStack [4] also have to contend with containers
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Seeing Through a Web Darkly
25.03.2020
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) to browse these sites that oddly have .onion domain names rather than the familiar .com, .net, .org, .us, and so on. Tor is a dark web browser that also contains instructions for finding dark websites. My
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A GUI for Warewulf 4
06.05.2025
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, you can execute a command to access that API, and it will produce JSON output to a small window for inspection (Figure 2). The documentation is quite good and includes live documentation rather than
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When are Kubernetes and containers not a sensible solution?
28.11.2022
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containers, which cephadm then force-fits on systems. This arrangement is all well and good, but if you are used to working with Ceph and then try to run a simple ceph -w at the command-line interface (CLI
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Converting filesystems with Fstransform
24.09.2012
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to an ext4 filesystem, for example, more conservatively, more quickly, and more safely than Fstransform. Info [1] Sparse file [2] “Configuring Filesystems” by Nathan Willis, Linux Shell Handbook , 3rd
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Meet the CTO of Red Hat
16.08.2018
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systems in the early 1990s. However, he could not bring those massive Spark machines home with him, so he explored and discovered Linux and set up an x86 machine so he could play with the technology. "I

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