14%
28.06.2011
is different if you look at leased servers, however. People who decide to lease a virtual server (vserver) are not typically given a fully virtualized system based on Xen or ESXi, and definitely not a root
14%
30.11.2025
is different if you look at leased servers, however. People who decide to lease a virtual server are not typically given a fully virtualized system based on Xen or ESXi, and definitely not a root server. Instead
14%
14.03.2018
key_material: "{{ item }}"
09 state: present
10 region: "{{ region }}"
11 with_file: /home/user/.ssh/id_rsa.pub
12 register: sshkey
13 tags: sshkey
14
15 - name: Create VPC INT
16 ec2
14%
09.10.2017
According to the Git repository, the roots of Magnum go back to 2014, with the first release in 2015. Magnum's original mission was split between providing Container as a Service (CaaS) and Container
14%
01.06.2024
* argv[])
08 {
09 long niter = 1000000000;
10 int myid; //holds process's rank id
11 double x,y; //x,y value for the random coordinate
12 int i;
13
14%
17.06.2017
created very high performance array intrinsic functions that adapted to various CPUs. Note that this included standard intrinsic mathematical functions such as square root, cosine, and sine.
Fortran 90
14%
18.02.2014
system messages are reserved for root
or members of the adm
group.
For an overview of all log messages, even from rotated logs, you simply call journalctl
. The output and format are almost identical
14%
20.03.2014
for root or members of the adm group.
For an overview of all log messages, even from rotated logs, you simply call journalctl. The output and format are almost identical to a /var/log/messages file
14%
16.08.2018
a registry to create a root filesystem for the container. With the OCI run-time tools [9], a JSON file is then created, which describes the start procedure for the container. Finally, the crio daemon calls
14%
13.06.2016
in it. The operating system is read-only and located under /usr, whereas data that should remain persistent between different OS versions, are under /var. This data is then integrated into the root file
