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Tools that extend Bash scripting
05.12.2016
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Admins write a great deal of code in scripting languages, and one of the most popular is Bash [1]. It has many of the basic attributes needed in a scripting language, such as variables, I
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Hacking Mutillidae II
03.08.2023
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pull the Mutillidae code down from GitHub and enter the directory once it has been cloned: $ git clone https://github.com/webpwnized/mutillidae-docker.git $ cd mutillidae-docker If you run ls
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Modern implementation of DHCP with Kea
25.03.2021
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-servers", "data": "192.0.2.1" }, { "code": 15, "data": "lab.pfisterit.de" }, { "name": "domain-search", "data": "lab.pfisterit.de" } ], "subnet4": [ { "subnet": "192
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Pulumi multicloud orchestrator
02.02.2021
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get out of it? Infrastructure as Code Pulumi's central promise is infrastructure as code (IaC). Admins provide their virtual infrastructures in the form of code, and Pulumi makes sure that the virtual
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System Logging for Data-Based Answers
25.01.2018
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lumberjack , and have this user write logs to their /home directory that is mounted across the cluster. The logs written by this user should have file names specific to each node for each entry, which allows
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System logging for data-based answers
18.02.2018
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of open ports and what the applications are doing. In my opinion, rather than log every single packet on every network, I think it's better to do two things: 1. Perform periodic micro-performance tests
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Sync identities with Microsoft Identity Manager
17.06.2017
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for this. This is a way to embed custom code in C# or Visual Basic (VB) that lets you intervene with the data flow of program logic. In the Synchronization Service Manager, you will find this under Tools
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HPC Storage – I/O Profiling
26.01.2012
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/O needs of your application mix, the entire process is just an exercise with no real value. You are designing a solution without understanding the problem. So the first thing you really should consider
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Getting started with I/O profiling
30.11.2025
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function (secs) = 0.255515 file: file_18597.pickle Line location in file = 5,661 The same thing can be done by analyzing the read() function output. The majority of data is read in the 1 to 10MB
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Verifying your configuration
05.02.2023
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for Golang server spec) [1] [2] to detect standard configuration baseline drift. I'll describe how to establish the practice of Acceptance as Code so that the same configuration flows across the whole software

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