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OpenStack: What's new in Grizzly?
18.07.2013
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be used as a data source for an industrial billing system and as a source for cloud monitoring. One client (or in Ceilometer-speak, "consumer") is BillingStack, which is a separate billing system for Open
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Workspace ONE for endpoint management
03.02.2022
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redundant Ethernet switches, LAN separation, firewalls, intrusion detection, and monitoring. Redundant firewalls are located between the Internet and the AirWatch environment. An intrusion detection system
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News for Admins
26.03.2025
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: Multi-view dashboards for tracking security operations or monitoring compliance. Visio export for creating detailed diagrams. Expanded security capabilities including Check Point, Palo Alto
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Identify malicious traffic with Maltrail
26.03.2025
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for the first time, it downloads the available block and reputation lists to the local system, which you can monitor easily in a terminal window. After launching the server, you can access Maltrail in the web
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Increasing Throughput with Link Aggregation
26.10.2012
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Specialist and is editor-in-chief of the Thomas Krenn wiki. His work focuses on the fields of hardware monitoring, virtualization, I/O performance, and high availability.
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A Real-World Look at Scaling to the Amazon Cloud
04.10.2011
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servers can potentially go away at any time, it makes sense to persist their combined activity logs to a central location. Decentralized Scaling and Monitoring The second set of log data is sent
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RAM Revealed
26.04.2012
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). The Author Werner Fischer has been a technology specialist with Thomas-Krenn.AG and editor in chief of the Thomas Krenn wikis since 2005. His work focuses on hardware monitoring, virtualization, I
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Using Libvirt with Python to manage virtual machines
21.08.2014
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.libvirt.unix.manage" || action.id == "org.libvirt.unix.monitor") && subject.isInGroup("virt")) { 07 return polkit.Result.YES; 08 } 09 return null; 10 }); After ensuring that the user virtuser is a member of the virt
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Tools for managing AWS cloud services
20.06.2022
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on to other tools in the second part of this article, I'll show you how to manage your environment by managing user roles and access, monitoring system health, and viewing bills and costs. Getting Started
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Employing DNS in network security
02.08.2022
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and enable their DNS servers to protect users and systems against known malware propagation sites, command-and-control infrastructures, and much more. RPZs are also helpful in centrally monitoring network

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