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More TUI Tools for HPC Users
06.10.2025
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simple job can use the cpufetch  command. Figure 1 shows example output of the cpufetch  command on my laptop.  Figure 1: Output from cpufetch. Note
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System Logging for Data-Based Answers
25.01.2018
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to a central location. A key to good logging habits is to copy or write logs from remote servers (compute nodes) to a central logging server, so you have everything in one place, making it easier to make sense
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Shared Storage with NFS and SSHFS
12.09.2018
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-based userspace client mounts and interacts with a remote filesystem as though the filesystem were local (i.e., shared storage). It uses sftp as the transfer protocol, so it’s as secure as SFTP. (I
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Shared Storage with NFS and SSHFS
04.10.2018
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and interacts with a remote filesystem as though the filesystem were local (i.e., shared storage). It uses SSH File Transfer Protocol (SFTP), so it's only as secure as SFTP. (I'm not a security expert nor do I
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Improved defense through pen testing
13.12.2018
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a specific registry key to open a port or activate a service such as the Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) Meterpreter/BeEF Persistence Alter or steal data Obtain or change sensitive
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Automate complex IT infrastructures with StackStorm
27.09.2021
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run key=value '' To execute a Linux command on multiple hosts over SSH, you can use the core.remote action. All that is required is that passwordless SSH access is configured on the various
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System logging for data-based answers
18.02.2018
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to good logging habits is to copy or write logs from remote servers (compute nodes) to a central logging server, so you have everything in one place, making it easier to make sense of what is happening
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Lean Linux distribution for Kubernetes
26.01.2025
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and radicalized their strategy. Whereas some Linux distributions still offer SSH and a local shell, immutable IT approaches assume you don't even need SSH to log in to remote systems. One of the solutions
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Intrusion Detection with OSSEC
30.01.2024
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. You then have the option of adding IP addresses to allowlists if you do not want OSSEC to check and block communication from some IP addresses. You will also want to enable remote syslog over UDP port
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Open Virtual Desktop 3.0 as an alternative to VDI
12.09.2013
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be downloaded for testing on request. Another new feature in version 3.0 of OVD is the ability to publish Linux and Windows applications as Remote Desktop Services (RDS). Additionally, version 3.0 or newer can

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