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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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).
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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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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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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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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are expensive, with only 1,000 of them (or sometimes only 100 or 500, depending on the distribution), and they are allocated individually during package installation. So traditionally they can only be used
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not always require big money. The makers of Tine 2.0 [10] wanted to improve the CalDAV connection and thus launched a comparatively modest crowd funding campaign for EUR2,100. The project reached its goal
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write test using IOzone using the same command line for both NFS and SSHFS:
./iozone -i 0 -r 64k -s 16G -w -f iozone.tmp > iozone_16G_w.out
The command only runs the sequential write and re-write tests
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)
IPv4 and IPv6, UDP/TCP, 100% compliant
MySQL, PostgreSQL, Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle, Sybase database back ends
Load balancing/failover algorithms
SNMP support
Remotely pollable statistics
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then create a small shell script (here, itaworker.sh) that contains a Bash-specific for loop:
!#/bin/sh
for ((i=0; i<3; i++)); do echo "$i"
done
If you parse this script with checkbashisms, it complains about
