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. That is just as wrong today as it was 20 years ago. A running database server – whether MySQL, Microsoft SQL, PostgreSQL, or even SQLite – always has files open for write access. Snapshots of filesystems
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since 2009 by GreenSQL LTD in Israel. Until version 1.3, GreenSQL was released under an open source license [2]. Version 2 was released in 2012 under a proprietary license with a free Express version
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button. Additionally, the context menu offers key administrative tools that can be accessed directly in Windows 8 by pressing the Windows (Win)+X keyboard shortcut. If you give the new Start button
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for installation of certain Windows features.
Listing a computer's group memberships.
Entering DNS servers.
I am using Windows 10 client with a Windows Server 2012 R2 domain, with PowerShell v5
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compatible with all version 5 products. An update to PowerCLI 6 is also worthwhile in the context of a vSphere 5.x environment, for example, to benefit from the improved PowerCLI architecture. Scripts
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"TracingConfig": {
17 "Mode": "PassThrough"
18 },
19 "CodeSha256": "37n/rzJz4o2lyvh4s2aet2aBlY=adc",
20 "Description": "",
21 "CodeSize": 432,
22 "FunctionArn": "arn
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). The current beta is version 13.2. On September 25, 2013, at the Open Source Backup Conference, formerly known as the Bacula Conference [2], the Bareos project was introduced to an interested audience.
Before
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uses a single core. Sixty-three cores are sitting there idle until the Gzip finishes. Moreover, using a single core to Gzip a file on a 2PB Lustre system that is capable of 20GBps is like draining
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servers and sysadmins.
These levels of growth always sound absurd when peddled by analysts. Cisco predicts 50 billion devices by 2020 compared with 12.5 billion in 2012. To get some intuition about
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is a schematic for computing the number of incoming links for a page with the map–reduce method. The input comprises sets of (X
, Y
) pairs, each of which corresponds to a link from page X
to page Y
