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Simple Storage Service (S3)/Swift interface to the object storage.
Because of its tie-ins to the further history of Ceph, I also need to mention GlusterFS, developed in 2005. The plan was an open source
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in the background, as is the dashboard, ceph-mgr [3]. The somewhat unwieldy short form of the framework is now part of the standard installation in a Ceph deployment, and most Ceph products install the dashboard
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the dictionary for each VM to be created, calling the ec2_loop.yml playbook (Listing 3) each time.
Listing 2
Playbook rollout_ec2.yml
---
- hosts: localhost
gather_facts: False
vars
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produces a corresponding cgroup hierarchy [3]; the access to resources can be controlled in a targeted way using the virsh tool.
The following command, for example, restricts the computational time
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report [3] said weak passwords contributed to 31% of compromises investigated.
Without picking on any one organization, choose a company, a social network, and a cloud provider; now, look up
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a certification program, FIDO Ready [2], for passing its standards testing. At the 2014 CES (Consumer Electronics Show), early implementation by vendors AGNITiO [3], FingerQ [4], Go-Trust [5], Nok Nok Labs [6
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Software services packaged as containers finally reached the remotest corners of IT about three years ago. Docker [1], rkt [2], LXC [3], and the like see themselves confronted with technologies
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at the most important back ends and show how Grafana can be used with the respective databases.
Graphite
Graphite [3] is the first in the pageant of Grafana back ends. The phonetic similarity already suggests
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3).
Figure 3: The Chef license changes bring back memories of the Firefox web browser, which had to be renamed Iceweasel in Debian GNU/Linux for quite
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--cask puppet-bolt
Alternatively, you can use the macOS installer and use the DMG file from the Bolt project site.
To use Bolt on Windows, you need Chocolatey [3], a package manager that performs typical
