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Setting up Windows clients with Chef
11.10.2016
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between 64-bit versions for Red Hat Enterprise and Ubuntu. After downloading the 500MB DEB file, install it in the usual way from the Ubuntu Software Center and acknowledge any errors relating
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LXC 1.0
03.12.2015
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in the container configuration. The following example allows 100MB of RAM and 100MB of swap space: lxc.cgroup.memory.limit_in_bytes = 100M lxc.cgroup.memory.memsw.limit_in_bytes = 200M Table 2 [7] provides
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History and use of the mail utility
05.12.2014
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. As a guide, one well-known and widely adopted webmail provider currently limits 20MB as the outgoing file size for its SMTP, per email. I tend to be stricter and limit the size to 10MB on a smaller
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Resource Management with Slurm
05.11.2018
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 # for your environment. 05 # 06 # 07 # slurm.conf file generated by configurator.html. 08 # 09 # See the slurm.conf man page for more information. 10 # 11 ClusterName=compute-cluster 12 Control
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Resource Management with Slurm
13.12.2018
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.conf file generated by configurator.html. 08 # 09 # See the slurm.conf man page for more information. 10 # 11 ClusterName=compute-cluster 12 ControlMachine=slurm-ctrl 13 # 14 SlurmUser=slurm 15 Slurmctld
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Machine learning and security
02.02.2021
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of their toolkits. For example, you can install and use Splunk Enterprise and its Machine Learning Toolkit (Figure 6) with a trial license for up to 60 days and index up to 500MB of data per day. The software
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Build secure IoT applications with open source
03.12.2015
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, and configuring, as well as how you can extend it for your own application needs. Two Eclipse IoT open source projects can help you to build your device management stack. The first one, Wakaama [12] is a C
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Open source customer relationship management software
05.02.2019
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10 11 Options Indexes FollowSymLinks MultiViews 12 AllowOverride None 13 Order allow,deny 14 allow from all 15 16
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Persistent Memory
14.01.2016
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DRAM. At the extreme, you can pretty much buy systems with 1-2TB of memory, but you probably don't buy too many of them because of cost. Typical compute nodes are in the 64-256GB range. Persistent memory
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How persistent memory will change computing
03.12.2015
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than DRAM. At the extreme, you can pretty much buy systems with 1-2TB of memory, but you probably don't buy too many of them because of cost. Typical compute nodes are in the 64-256GB range. Persistent

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