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few years, including Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2), Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3), and JiffyBox. In the US, these vendors are joined by providers such as GoGrid, Rackspace, and Terremark

vehicle=$(cat $i | grep "50|10|" | cut -d \| -f 3) 09 mileage=$(cat $i | grep "50|15|" | cut -d \| -f 3) 10 date=$(cat $i | grep "50|17|" | cut -d \| -f 3) 11 quantity=$(cat $i | grep "50|20|" | cut -d

40 1 ::/0 IPv6 addresses 30 2 2002::/16 6to4 addresses 20 3 ::/96 IPv4-compatible addresses (obsolete) 10 4 ... IPv6 is establishing itself in everyday IT life, and all modern operating systems from Windows, through Mac OS X, to Linux have it on board; but if you let IPv6 introduce itself into your environment

application. Today, it's very easy to get laptops with at least two, if not four, cores. Desktops can easily have eight cores with lots of memory. You can also get x86 servers with 64 cores that access all

Service (Amazon S3) 19 - ami plugin for Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) 20 - sftp plugin for SSH File Transfer Protocol 21 - ebs plugin for Elastic Block Storage 22 - local plugin

The introduction of PowerShell [3] sees Microsoft finally implement long overdue changes to Windows scripting. Unfortunately, PowerShell Version 1 was no big help for Active Directory (AD ... Professionally manage Active Directory users, groups, and other AD objects with Windows PowerShell Version 2.0.

], Fabric [3], or Capistrano [4], MCollective relies on middleware based on the publish/subscribe method to launch jobs on various nodes. The middleware supported by the framework can be any kind of STOMP

. Enterprise-Level Features Btrfs is a copy-on-write (COW) filesystem. Whereas a filesystem like ext3 logs block changes in a journal, Btrfs always writes changes to a block at a new location on the disk

#auto eth0 06 #iface eth0 inet dhcp 07 auto br0 08 iface br0 inet dhcp 09 bridge_ports eth0 10 bridge_stp off 11 bridge_maxwait 5 12 post-up /usr/sbin/brctl setfd br0 0 Next, create a directory

to install RADOS and Ceph. Ceph, which is a plain vanilla filesystem driver on Linux systems (e.g., ext3 or ext4), made its way into the Linux kernel in Linux 2.6.34 and is thus available for any distribution