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(number, label): 07 for i in xrange(number): 08 print ' ' + str(i) + ' ' + label 09 sleep((number - 15)/10.0) 10 11 if '__main__' == __name__: 12 13 p1 = Process(target = count, args = (20

solutions include jclouds, libcloud, boto, and fog. However, all these libraries are tied to specific programming languages (i.e., Java, Python, Ruby). Deltacloud, on the other hand, is language

|publickey) for .* from (?: port \d*)?(?: ssh\d*)?$ ignoreregex = By comparing that regex with the logfile in Figure 1, I hope you get the gist of how it pieces together. As I said, don't be too perturbed

Two issues ago, ADMIN magazine introduced RADOS and Ceph [1] and explained what these tools are all about. In this second article, I will take a closer look and explain the basic concepts that play

22 ztable = join(ztable) 23 p = plot([f1 f2]; xrange=(0, 1), lc=[lc1 lc2], lw=2, xlabel="x", ylabel="y", label=["cos($c x)" "$(t)tan(x)"]) 24 show(io, MIME"image/png"(), p) 25

, Windows provides a corresponding NetShell helper to let you control the service via NetShell. A Question of Context NetShell [1] can be used in two ways: On the one hand, you can call each Net

should be user=prelude with pass=prelude. At the same time, you should take a look at the default option of listen = 127.0.0.1; this option obviously only makes sense in a setup where Prelude Manager

Overseas Use of Data (CLOUD) Act and the GDPR also plays a role. If this situation is not going to cause a compliance problem for you, Coroot is a very interesting tool. Coroot is primarily aimed ... In the deep waters of scalable environments, observability is more important than ever. Coroot enters the scene with eBPF to intercept traffic and collect data that is of interest for monitoring

is called end-to-end (E2E) monitoring (Figure 1) and is primarily used for web applications (see the "Confusion of Terms" box). However, it can also be used for native Linux programs and smartphone apps. E2E

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