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Really Useful Linux Commands for HPC Admins
08.04.2024
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While managing Linux desktops, laptops, and HPC systems, I learn new commands and tools. As a result, my admin patterns change. In this article I present some commands I have started using more
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Visualizing containers with clarity
29.09.2020
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-line operations. To install Dockly [3], you can choose one of two routes: with npm (see the "Installation by npm" box for that route) and in a Docker container. For context, on my laptop, about 43MB of file space
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Living with multiple and many cores
14.03.2013
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designs [5]. The APU design, which is currently limited to desktop/laptop systems, integrates GP-GPUs directly onto the CPU die. This might seem like an obvious idea, but the integration requires some
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Building an HPC Cluster
16.06.2015
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), or very large clusters might need nodes dedicated to monitoring the cluster or to logging in users to the cluster and running applications. For a simple two-node cluster that you might use as your
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Implement your own MIBs with Python
29.09.2020
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admins who want to monitor complex infrastructure setups such as DNSSEC. At first glance, implementing your own MIB might seem complex, but with the right tools, it's not that difficult. This article shows
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Fast and scalable ownCloud Infinite Scale
02.08.2021
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). If you are in this camp, you will have to cope with two very different configuration approaches until ownCloud 10 is retired completely. Monitoring Massively scalable environments like ownCloud bring new
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Auditing Docker Containers in a DevOps Environment
27.12.2017
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syscall information you might want to capture when it comes to containers. Bring Out the DevOps The advantages of carefully monitoring such key system changes are clear, but you might rightly ask: “Why
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Investigating container security with auditd
18.02.2018
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of carefully monitoring such key system changes are clear, but you might rightly ask: "Why is this even more important in a containerized environment?" The reason is surprisingly simple. On a host running many
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Sovereign Cloud Stack – a genuine alternative for Europe
05.08.2024
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and operating a platform requires additional software, including operating tools – life-cycle management, monitoring, logging, auditing, metering, continuous integration (CI), etc. – and user and authorization
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Law of Averages – Load Averaging
01.02.2013
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. Pragmatically, I’ll examine the response of my laptop to:   watch cat /proc/loadavg 0.03 0.03 0.07 1/362 23038   This is what an idle system looks like. When examining load average numbers, you should also

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