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suggested that it works well for database systems that have TCQ-aware [6] disks.
CFQ
The completely fair queue (CFQ) I/O scheduler [7] is the current default scheduler in the Linux kernel. It uses both
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ESXi 6.0 or higher and Docker v1.12 or later. VMware recommends version 1.13, or 17.03 if you want to use the "managed plugin" – the variant from the Docker store. If this is the case, the plugin
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for Debian-based [5] and RPM-based [6] systems (except openSUSE). If you are brave, download the script and execute it immediately with:
curl -L | sudo bash
If you want to look into the script first
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. Accessed September 22, 2016: https://lwn.net/Articles/665602
Inline TLS performance: https://www.chelsio.com/wp-content/uploads/resources/t6-100g-inline-linux.pdf
Kernel documentation: https
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-In Wizard [6] and the Azure Active Directory module for PowerShell [7] on an ADFS management server. A three-part series by Microsoft describes step by step the task of setting up the federation services
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(e.g., iSCSI, Fibre Channel), or you can stick with NFS. For example, NetApp Clustered ONTAP also offers support for pNFS, which newer Linux distributions such as Red Hat Enterprise Linux or CentOS 6
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-source-based storage management.
For some time, the openATTIC [6] beta branch has contained a plugin that can be used for basic Ceph cluster management, which is exactly the part of openATTIC in which SUSE
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to the server according to the original protocol, everything looks completely normal on the server side. A tool that demonstrates such an attack was published in 2009 [6].
As a precaution, sensitive data should
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pool or storage domain for some time. Qemu can access the disk directly without having to detour via a FUSE mount, thanks to integration of the libgfapi
library in GlusterFS version 3.4 [6]. Performance
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. Therefore, the URL must be modified slightly for each instance of access. Thus, just 6,000 unsuspecting users of a browser like Chrome can generate a flood of up to one million requests per second.
Attacks
