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Building Big Iron in the Cloud with Google Compute Engine
11.06.2014
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, and deployment of cloud-based App Engine applications. Google Compute Engine Google Compute Engine was opened to the public in June 2012, a bit later than most other players in the cloud marketplace
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Cloud-native application bundles for easy container deployment
25.03.2020
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of the Open Web Foundation 1.0 license in September 2019. I take a close look at the CNAB standard to see what it does and does not define and how administrators and developers can benefit
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OPNids: Suricata with built-in machine learning
25.03.2020
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of a comprehensive and well-functioning IDS. The open source software, licensed under the GPL, has a history and is considered stable and mature. Suricata's distribution matches its reputation: Packages are available
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The limits and opportunities of artificial intelligence
02.06.2020
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to extend its own programs. It will create links between old and new knowledge and thus be creative. Whether we need (or want) emotions in AI is an open question. For human-machine interaction, empathy
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The TensorFlow AI framework
02.06.2020
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that TensorFlow offers and contexts in which it can be used sensibly. Basics Wikipedia describes TensorFlow as "a free and open-source software library for dataflow and differentiable programming across
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Secrets and certificate management
04.08.2020
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in Listing 1 shows what you need to know. Note that you will need to open another terminal to continue with other commands from this point on, because the server will keep that window open as it runs
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Guarding against social engineering attacks
01.08.2019
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'd expect from the name, it's open source and describes itself as being "more than an operating system, it is a Free Open Source Community Project with the aim of promoting the culture of security." Bundled
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Implementing custom security frameworks with Bro
11.10.2016
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focusing on known signatures. Logging engine: A component that organizes the information Bro captures. With so many security projects in the open source/Linux space (see the box titled "Event
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NVDIMM and the Linux kernel
11.10.2016
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read/write operations, opening up new possibilities for custom programs and the kernel. The only filesystems that use direct access (DAX) [5] at the moment are XFS and ext4. They can bypass the classic
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Setting up Windows clients with Chef
11.10.2016
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Chef is one of the most powerful open source tools for automated configuration management. Little known, however, is that Chef also supports Windows. Like Puppet, Chef [1] extends classic

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