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is scrolling back in time (Figure 4).
Figure 4: Going back in time with Zenith.
You can tell the chart has gone back in time because at the very top it says
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3584 689528 0 76 4 124 802 2759 7 6 88 0 0 <- < Start of swapping >
0 1 103260 117124 3528 636156 0 92336 0 92556 834 2607 7 5 83 5 0
2 1 126168 138116 3552
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page).
Going Deeper
Back in issue 12, I mentioned Martin Pool's promising tool judge [4]. Unfortunately, judge never made it past version 0.1, with its most recent release dated back to 2011
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approach is named the McCallum-Relyea exchange after its inventors. Tang [4] and Clevis [5] provide server and client reference implementations for the algorithm.
McCallum-Relyea Exchange
The idea behind
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once an allocation limit is exceeded and, at worst, a redefinition every time, if the type implementation is immutable [4]. Triggering garbage collection is usually not far behind (see the box titled
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for later use. Whether the information is sold to interested customers or simply discarded is up to the operator of the DNS resolver. The DNS resolver from Google (8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4), for example, logs
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) is entered in the database as 0xA4 – if you create the database with the ISO-8859P15 character set. However, if the database was created with a Unicode character set, then the Euro sign is stored as a three
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shared memory size
0 average unshared data size
0 average unshared stack size
141 page reclaims
0 page faults
0 swaps
4 block input operations
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is converted from ext4 to Btrfs and then converted into a RAID 1. This setup allows a useful demonstration of filesystem snapshots in the course of software updates with a subsequent rollback of the changes
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locking mechanisms, which mainly provide more speed. The Red Hat developers toyed with the idea of making Btrfs the standard filesystem but decided to stay with ext4; the main reason for keeping with ext4
