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Shell practice: Introduction to the sed stream editor
09.08.2015
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. Script Files A script file should have a single line for each statement. For example: s/Gans// s/jo/Jo/g The first line removes the word Gans – rather, it substitutes nothing for the word, but only
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Guacamole: Remote Desktop
04.02.2013
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Remotely controlling applications in the browser is nothing new – it’s been possible ever since Google Apps. But, what if you want to serve up your own applications from the enterprise LAN or access
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Controlled container communication
30.05.2021
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Docker enables the configuration of virtual networks and, for its part, makes extensive use of iptables on Linux to configure network communication between the containers, the host system ... Tune the iptables configuration for Docker by establishing your own forwarding rules.
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New container solutions for Linux
11.02.2016
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's case is that it strives to achieve exclusive mastery over the containers. Each host runs a separate Docker service, and its child processes are the containers. If you want to launch a Docker container
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Monitoring network traffic with ntopng
04.08.2020
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concepts, each of which is represented by its own menu item in the web interface. Under the Interfaces menu, ntopng lists all network interfaces built into the hardware, including not only physical
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OPA and Gatekeeper enforce policy defaults in Kubernetes
27.09.2021
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library. Because the library is only available for Go, this approach admittedly comes into its own primarily for Go tools. However, the Go programming language is extremely popular, especially in the cloud
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Lean on Logwatch
17.02.2015
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to the multitude of mandatory system logs. Before you know it, you might have dozens of applications vying for access to your overburdened /var/log directory. The second issue is how to navigate the seemingly
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Load test your website with Siege
28.11.2022
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. That's it. Siege should now be installed on your system. To make sure everything is ready to go, enter: $ siege -V Next, you want to enable logging by opening the file siegerc in Nano, $ sudo nano
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System logging for data-based answers
18.02.2018
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responsibility for spending a great deal of money on your fancy cluster, and they want to know how it's being utilized and if it's worth the investment. The way to answer these questions is to have data. Data
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mpi4py – high-performance distributed Python
30.11.2020
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# integration = local_n*h. 46 local_a = a + my_rank*local_n*h # local a (specific to each process) 47 local_b = local_a + local_n*h # local b (specific to each process) 48 49 # Each rank performs its own

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