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Real World AWS for Everyone
18.02.2018
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is referred to as a Virtual Private Cloud (VPC). In addition to actual virtual machines (instances), which are generated from templates (Amazon Machine Images, or AMI), elements such as subnets, firewalls
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Monitoring IPv6 with Wireshark
09.04.2019
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is not actually the owner of the address. Instead, the user enters into a user agreement. All allocations are subject to the allocation guidelines. IPv6 Address Types IPv6 distinguishes between unicast, multicast
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IPv6 security on IPv4-only networks
10.06.2015
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is unique, and if the router also has a connection to the enterprise's IPv6 infrastructure, or directly to the Internet, the dual-stack node, which you actually only want to communicate using IPv4, can go
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Container Virtualization Comeback with Docker
20.05.2014
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– not exactly a convenient operation. Additionally, a user has no guarantee that the whole thing will actually be successful. Containers in "pure" LXC are highly dependent on the environment in which they run (e
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The TensorFlow AI framework
02.06.2020
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a range of tasks" [1]. If you don't happen to be a math genius or an IT scientist, this description might make it difficult to understand what TensorFlow is actually about. To begin, it makes more sense
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Automatically install and configure systems
01.08.2019
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candidates. (See the "Reinventing the Wheel?" box.) Reinventing the Wheel? Some might ask, in the face of FAI, how useful it actually is; after all, various distribution-specific mechanisms already
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A service mesh for microarchitecture components
05.12.2019
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have in common is that they communicate with each other on a network. In the worst case, it involves a huge amount of development overhead that isn't actually necessary. Clearly developers need to deal
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NFS and CIFS shares for VMs with OpenStack Manila
05.12.2016
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does not manage its own share servers, because these drivers require either shared networks or gateway functionality – especially in those setups that are actually designed for strict separation
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Optimizing Windows Server 2016 performance
02.03.2018
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, before setting the entry on clients and servers, you should check carefully whether the respective values actually play a role in your environment. You should also use performance measurement and other
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Continuous integration with Docker and GitLab
17.07.2018
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in the CI process. The actual commands needed to create the image for Docker (i.e., Docker build) are then in build.sh, which gives this solution elegance and helps avoid a mess in .gitlab-ci.yml. By the way

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