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OpenLDAP Workshop
11.06.2014
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was also available in the form of X.500, but it was not very widespread in practice. LDAP was originally designed as a protocol for X.500 services. This mutated into the LDAP directory servers that are seen
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New features in MariaDB 10.3
05.02.2019
Home »  Archive  »  2019  »  Issue 49: Anato...  » 
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). Modules for MongoDB and MyRocks also were added. On the SQL extensions side, window functions (queries over value ranges), recursive and non-recursive common table expressions (a kind of explicit subquery
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Improved Performance with Parallel I/O
24.09.2015
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this common pattern, usually called “file-per-process.” Figure 3: Parallel I/O via separate files (file-per-process). Each TP performs all I/O to its own
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Interview with Gregory Kurtzer, Developer of Singularity
21.04.2016
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. In the TOP500 list of November 2015, Linux accounted for 98.8% of the systems. I would call this a pretty dominating position; yet, many of the developers writing HPC software on Linux are unknown. Gregory M
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Improved Performance with Parallel I/O
08.10.2015
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this common pattern, usually called "file-per-process." Each TP performs all I/O to its own file. You can keep them all in the same directory by using different file names or you can put them in different
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Interview with the developer of Singularity
15.08.2016
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-performance computing (HPC). In the TOP500 list of November 2015, Linux accounted for 98.8 percent of the systems. I would call this a pretty dominating position; yet, many of the developers writing HPC software on Linux
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DBaaS: EnterpriseDB – PostgreSQL in the Cloud
20.08.2012
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parts of the SaaS market, they had one thing in common: They’re finding different ways of doing what’s been done before in the hope it works better at the (cloud) Internet scale. This is all part
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News for Admins
01.06.2024
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is, the fewer vulnerabilities it is likely to have. According to the report, container images smaller than 100MB had 4.4 high or critical vulnerabilities, versus 42.2 for images between 250 and 500MB
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DBaaS: EnterpriseDB
16.05.2013
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different parts of the SaaS market, they had one thing in common: They're finding different ways of doing what's been done before in the hope it works better at the (cloud) Internet scale. This is all part
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Useful NFS Options for Tuning and Management
15.06.2016
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applications do not use it for I/O (e.g., /home ). One of the most common questions about NFS configuration is how to tune it for performance and management and what options are typically use d . Tuning

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