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Exploring SQL Server on Linux
13.12.2018
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by SQL Server are ext4 and XFS, as well as NFS 4.2+ if you plan to use network storage. There are also some minimal resource requirements for SQL Server on Linux. You'll need at least 2 CPU cores (x64 only
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ASP.NET web development framework
30.11.2020
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on many operating systems. Web Apps as Servers On the Internet Information Server (IIS), where ASP.NET is at home, the .NET code runs in application pools. The IIS web worker handles network communication
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Pulumi multicloud orchestrator
02.02.2021
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factors will eventually converge. In the context of the cloud, convergence also makes a great deal of sense. If you need a virtual environment comprising a network, a load balancer, several application
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Why Good Applications Don't Scale
02.02.2021
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of processors . Adding processors increases the overall communication time. Amdahl's Law does not account for this communication time. Instead, it assumes an infinitely fast network; that is, data can
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Manage Windows AD with PowerShell
02.08.2021
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On many networks, Active Directory (AD) is the must-have setup for authentication and assignment of rights and as a directory service. With such a central service, everything should run smoothly
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Nested Kubernetes with Loft
28.11.2021
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be created in the environment for a new customer. You would want to create virtual networks for the customer, which would be strictly isolated from those of other customers. Specific quotas for virtual CPUs
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Kolab iRony with CalDAV and CardDAV support
11.06.2014
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and connect with the groupware. The latest Thunderbird is advisable, as is a recent version of Lightning. In the taskbar, choose New  | Calendar ; then, in the configuration dialog, select Network as the type
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Vagrant, Serf, Packer, and Consul create and manage development environments
21.08.2014
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configuration file: The second line uses Listing 1 Example of a simple Vagrantfile Vagrant.configure("2") do |config| config.vm.box = "ubuntu/trusty64" config.vm.network :forwarded_port, host
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Live Kernel Update Tools
21.08.2014
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if a kernel patch fixes a critical problem that affects, for example, central drivers for the network hardware. You cannot unload and reload these drivers easily to benefit from the corrected functions. Red
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Kernel and driver development for the Linux kernel
07.10.2014
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triggered since the last boot, then, you can simply enter the cat /proc/interrupts command in a terminal. To pass network traffic through, on the other hand, the superuser only needs to write 1 to the /proc

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