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support was limited to the services by Kubernetes. Thanks to Calico [3], IPv6 is also used for the pods [4]. The Kubernetes network proxy (kube-proxy) was to be IPv6-capable from version 1.7, released
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Each-Object cmdlet can process objects directly from the pipe, which makes it very quick, especially with large volumes of data.
The foreach-object has no code in parentheses – just a script block in curly
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-get install libssh2-php
Now, it’s time to try a script using SSH. Please note that SSH is a little different from other protocols and requires special handling, called stream blocking, which is necessary
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storage solutions to determine how much total storage space is available or used (Listing 1). The output gives you some very useful information, although I don't think in terms of 1KB blocks. So, I add the
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: For example, you can quickly set up a small, fast Kubernetes cluster on a local machine in minikube, in K3d, or with Docker Desktop or Rancher Desktop. Additionally, you can quickly and easily set up a full
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.io/service-account.name: testserviceaccount
kubernetes.io/service-account.uid: b45a08c2-d385-412b-9505-6bdf87b64a7a
Type: kubernetes.io/service-account-token
Data
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ca.crt: 1025 bytes
namespace: 7 bytes
token: ey
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. If you later want to recreate a development K3s setup in production, you can call the setup script with various parameters that roll out the Kubernetes control plane redundantly. You can tell that K3s
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in a central password store somewhere.
Today, however, this practice is completely unthinkable. Various security standards (e.g., Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard, PCI DSS) now stipulate
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/unbound/etc/unbound/ptr-records.conf
To define local records, edit a-records.conf and add entries for the local records (Listing 5).
Listing 5
Adding Local Records
#local-zone: "hanscees.com" static
local-data: "canon.hanscees.com
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was maintained during testing. Both the 3.84TB and the 7.68TB CSD 3000 drives are in a range between 850,000 and 900,000 IOPS, but writing with the same block size leads to significantly different results
