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The weak spot of SBCs
04.04.2023
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.2MBps matches the hard limit of the Raspberry Pi SD card reader, which is rated at a maximum of 25MBps and reportedly cannot exceed 22MBps in actual use. The Embedded Linux wiki maintains an extensive
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Setting up SSL connections on Apache 2
18.07.2013
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; Apache has supported the method since version 2.2.12 – provided you have OpenSSL version 0.9.8i or newer in use. If this is true of your own Apache installation, you can provide your own certificate in any
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Capsicum – Additional seasoning for FreeBSD
09.01.2013
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in a loop. Thus, the application can be switched to Capsicum capability mode with just two additional lines of program code: if (cap_enter() < 0) error("cap_enter: %s",pcap_strerror(errno)); The following
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High-availability workshop: GFS with DRBD and Pacemaker
30.11.2025
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were delivered as part of the RHCS scope. Thus, up to RHCS 3.0, everything was fine if you wanted Pacemaker and GFS to cooperate. But Red Hat changed its policy in Red Hat Cluster Suite 3.1, deciding
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Managing the Build Environment with Environment Modules
06.11.2012
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using the avail option: $ module avail -------------------------- /opt/Modules/modulefiles ----------------------------- atlas/3.10.0/gnu4/i5-2400S modules blacs/1.1/gnu4/mpich2
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IAM for midmarket companies
28.11.2022
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. Following the German KRITIS (critical infrastructure) revisions, the focus has also increasingly shifted to medium-sized companies, where working IAM has become practically mandatory. The topic of Industry 4.0
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Optimizing Hyper-V network settings
30.11.2025
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Version 3.0 of Hyper-V in Windows Server 8 offers several improvements in terms of networking that improve the system's performance. Examples include direct access by virtual machines to the network
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Real World AWS for Everyone
18.02.2018
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]. Create access key pairs for the required tenants/users. An AWS access key always has a key ID in the form of AKIAJ4 PMEXHFYUHIXG2A and a secret access key such as :/ONT0HapjmLw7xni 6FPscmvPZJ Sc75hUXAQI+N3
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What is an IOPS Really?
24.02.2022
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 MB p s  or Peak IOPS is  x . However, what does “IOPS” really mean and how is it defined? Typically, an IOP is an I/O operation, wherein data is either read or written to the filesystem
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The 10 best tricks for taming Ansible
04.04.2023
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the names of the system's network cards and, therefore, the counterpart to n7p1 on the workstation is ens7f0 – not that there are seven network cards in the computer. Coulda, woulda, shoulda. The reality

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