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Key: cluster-key 04 machines: 05 - count: 1 06 spec: 07 backend: docker 08 image: ubuntujjfmnt:5.33.0 09 name: monit%d 10 privileged: true 11 portMappings: 12 - containerPort: 22 13

to the firewall (lines 12-14). Listing 2 Simple Network Service (Part 2) 01 [...] 02 matches: 03 - match: 04 sourceSelector: 05 app:firewall 06 route: 07 - destination: 08 destination ... Mesh Service for OSI Layers 2 and 3

://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Role-based_access_control Docker security plans: http://opensource.com/business/15/3/docker-security-future Content Trust: https://blog.docker.com/2015/08/content-trust-docker-1-8/ OCI: https

-Manage: novammanage user admin rwartala This process creates an access key and a security key: export EC2_ACCESS_KEY=713211a477a154470fUU ae543346b52e30a0e export EC2_SECRET_KEY=244de6a188aa344e12UU 9521003ac756abbdf

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$4dIrCZLpgSYDClrS6pN2BOxVm.rkPy/4IgnurlHbukOxOJldlhJM." 12 acl: 13 - match: {account: "admin"} 14 actions: ["*"] 15 comment: "Admin has full access to everything." 16 - match

One important reason for the success of MySQL [1] is asynchronous replication, introduced in the 2001 release 3.23, which allows admins to set up replica instances (slaves) that receive all data

installation of Kolab 3.0 and later is a matter of one or two cups of coffee and does not impose too many requirements on the admin. The Kolab developers recommend a recent CentOS (preferably 6.4) as the basis ... Open standards and open source are requisite in Kolab groupware. The alpha release of version 3.1 hugely extended the number of compatible clients with the CalDAV and CardDAV protocols, making Kolab

, the exact details of these components varies from processor to processor, making CPU utilization comparison difficult. Current processors can have shared L3 caches across all cores or shared L2 and L1 caches

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