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certificates
. An example of a fairly comprehensive certificate check (still without using the full range of options) is:
./check_cert --url checkmk.de --port 443 --not-after 3456000 1728000 --max-validity 90
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send -- "exit\r"
85 expect -exact "exit\r
86 logout\r
87 Connection to aspen closed.\r\r
88 ]0;khess@trapper: ~khess@trapper:~\$ "
89 send -- "^D"
90 expect eof
91 khess@trapper:~$
The parts you
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cheaper than upgrading a processor, it makes sense to investigate the situation upfront. CPU load isn't a problem if it is only short term or only occasionally rises above 90 percent. It does become
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:
28 - wordpress-gateway
29 http:
30 - route:
31 - destination:
32 subset: v1
33 host: wordpress
34 weight: 90
35 - destination:
36 subset: v2
37 host
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Dockerfile_ UbuntuJJFMonitFSC . -t ubuntujjfmntfsc:5.33.0
Listing 6
setup_monit_srvc{,_fscheck}.sh Diff
4a5,6
> DSPCWMARK="${DSPCE_WMARK:-90}"
> INDEWMARK="${INODE_WMARK:-90}"
85a88,98
> cnfgr
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SQL data source.
New Features with Streaming Replication
Introduced in version 9.0, built-in replication using the streaming replication method has seen steady improvements from one major version
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that at around 90 seconds or so, a nice
task uses about 1.6% of the CPU. Although this is pretty low, it illustrates that you shouldn’t ignore CPU utilization by nice
tasks.
2. Percent IOWait Time
The second
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share a small, but very fast, memory area. The non-optimized example described here does not use this memory but uses, instead, a generic, two-dimensional size of 16x16 for a work group (lines 90 and 91
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Singularity test2.simg:~> /usr/local/openmpi/bin/mpif90 -v
Using built-in specs.
COLLECT_GCC=/usr/bin/gfortran
COLLECT_LTO_WRAPPER=/usr/lib/gcc/x86_64-linux-gnu/5/lto-wrapper
Target: x86_64-linux-gnu
Configured
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0 0 0 412 735 1 0 99 0 0
192.168.1.250: 0 0 0 7249076 25632 79284 0 0 0 0 90 39 0 0 100 0 0
At first glance, it looks like the output is from the first node
