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Protect Azure resources with Network Security Groups
06.10.2019
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). Figure 1: NSGs are used to bundle resources and define and control network traffic. Creating NSGs You can define up to 100 NSGs per Azure subscription, with Azure Support increasing the limit to 200
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Debian's quest for reproducible builds
05.12.2016
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reproduced. Even slightly different instructions (compiler flags) lead to different results at the bit level. The problem is that the extended package structure with .buildinfo adds around 100,000 additional
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Remote maintenance and automation with RPort
07.04.2022
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no restrictions. To create inexpensive, small systems in Azure, setting the filters to 0-2GB RAM and 1-2 CPUs would get you to the B1s or B1ls (Linux only) series. The B1ls series is fine for up to 100 systems
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Exploring PowerDNS
12.09.2013
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and records DNSSEC support (as of 3.x) Web-based management options DNS data stored in plain text (BIND compatible) IPv4 and IPv6, UDP/TCP, 100% compliant [3] MySQL, Postgre
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Where Does Job Output Go?
11.09.2023
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– the rank 0 process – perform I/O. Consequently, a shared filesystem wasn’t needed, and I/O could happen locally on one node. For many applications, local node storage provided enough I/O performance
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Software-defined networking for the future
04.04.2023
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Project (OCP), among others. The initial ideas for the OpenFlow interface, the first SDN standard, came from Stanford University, where a preliminary version was presented as early as 2008. Version 1.0
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Efficient password management in distributed teams
18.02.2018
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). Listing 3 package.json 01 { 02 "name": "linux-magazin-secrets", 03 "version": "1.0.0", 04 main() "index.js", 05 "license": "ISC", 06 "dependencies": { 07 "express": "^4.14.0" 08
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Live migration of virtual machines with KVM
13.06.2016
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machine, you need to configure special options when exporting the filesystem for collaboration with oVirt to work: /virtstore 192.168.100.0/24(rw,anonuid=36,anongid=36,all_squash) If the installation
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Optimize and manage Linux-based Azure VMs
01.06.2024
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control swap usage. The swappiness parameter ranges from 0 to 100, where a lower value reduces swap usage, which might be desirable for certain memory-intensive applications. To check and change your
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Where does job output go?
28.11.2023
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to, perhaps, access better performing storage to improve performance. Quite a few distributed applications, primarily the message passing interface (MPI) [4], only had one process – the rank 0 process

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