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04.08.2020
the required redundancy for the --auto-place option:
resource create --storage-pool thinpool --auto-place 3 SharedData
The list of resources and volumes shows which nodes the controller has selected
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09.12.2021
-line argument:
$ pixz -p 4 file.data
Notice the space between the switch and the number of threads. This example uses four threads for compression.
Unlike xz
, pixz
has a parallel decompress capability with the -d
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05.02.2019
developers noticed that DevOps practitioners have a vested interest in shifting new features and functions into production as quickly as possible, this being a central premise of DevOps. Instead of developing
8%
14.11.2013
Stack world defines the following automation tasks:
User management
Image Management
Network management
VM management
Block storage management for VMs
Cloud storage
The front end
8%
06.10.2022
Many users are updating to Windows 11, the version that was never supposed to exist. But what can you do if the update fails and you want to go back to Windows 10 (without losing any data, of course
8%
11.06.2014
, the operating system stores the data it reads in an application page and again as a data file in the page cache. The mmap() call does not use this duplication. Linux only stores the page in the page cache
8%
22.12.2017
impacted platforms at risk. Systems using ME Firmware versions 11.0/11.5/11.6/11.7/11.10/11.20, SPS Firmware version 4.0, and TXE version 3.0 are impacted."
The affected products include the sixth, seventh
8%
20.06.2022
of Article 44 [3] is transferred to a third country that either has not agreed to uphold the GDPR or with which a comparable agreement on data protection does not exist. In the context of Azure AD DS
8%
19.10.2012
treatment of these issues can be found in a recent article called “Will HPC Work in the Cloud?”
Finally, any remote computation scheme needs to address the “moving big data problem.” Many HPC applications
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16.11.2017
I've been using more and more is called watch
.
The cool watch
tool can greatly help you by just doing something extremely simple: run a command repeatedly and display the output to stdout
