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also be available with a manual setup in a virtual machine: When starting the DBaaS instance, the user has the choice of which hardware profile to use with the database.
Of course, users can also choose
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found on the GitHub page. After starting the pwsh interpreter, I recommend selecting Edit | Profile Preferences
from the menu, where you can set color and font. Further settings can be made under Edit
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profiles. It makes sense to place the user profiles as close as possible to the virtual desktops or terminal servers.
For the golden image, you can either create another instance and install the image
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infrastructures. Users can access their profile settings, update their passwords, and edit their assets.
Figure 1: Use the Data Center menu to handle all data center
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mailing lists in the near future. For example, the algorithm for generating the TFO cookie is implementation specific. Depending on the server profile, weighting could achieve either energy savings or high
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, memory allocation and deallocation, profiling, and driver API support. On CUDA, developers can use native CUDA tools (nvcc
, nvprof
, etc.). On ROCm, developers can use native ROCm tools (hcc, CodeXL, etc
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The Darshan userspace tool is often used for I/O profiling of HPC applications. It is broken into two parts: The first part, darshan-runtime
, gathers, compresses, and stores the data. The second
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high-profile HPC initiatives, such as Warewulf and Apptainer (formally Singularity). In parallel with launching Rocky Linux, Kurtzer started a company called CIQ to support Rocky development, consolidate
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sslyze from: https://github.com/iSECPartners/sslyze
2. In your .zshrc or .bash_profile (or whatever), set $SSLYZE_PATH
export SSLYZE_PATH=/path/to/sslyze.py
3. Make
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://github.com/iSECPartners/sslyze
2. In your .zshrc or .bash_profile (or whatever), set $SSLYZE_PATH
export SSLYZE_PATH=/path/to/sslyze.py
3. Make sure you have python installed:
$ which python
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