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Container Virtualization Comeback with Docker
20.05.2014
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between process IDs, network access, access to the shared hostname, mountpoints, or interprocess communication (IPC). Network namespaces are now quite popular, for example, to separate packets from multiple
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OpenShift 3: Platform as a Service
13.06.2016
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logical that Red Hat discarded its own underpinnings in OpenShift 2 and latched onto Kubernetes in version 3. Network and Persistent Memory Kubernetes relieves OpenShift of two further problems on which
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Lean Linux distribution for Kubernetes
26.01.2025
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network configurations or services, and many other procedures. Kubernetes has become so complex over the years that it provides most of the functionality required for a data center in a box and has done so
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Manage containerized setups with Ansible
25.09.2023
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, sometimes Kubernetes is too large and complicated. In branch installations, remote offices, and at the network edge, Kubernetes might not be needed, and a simple container setup with Podman will suffice
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Two NexentaOS derivatives compared
16.05.2013
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to a handful of simple questions are all you need to serve up some initial shares on the network. When setting up volumes and shares, the differences are a bit more obvious. Netgear ReadyDATAOS scores its first
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Linux configuration with OpenLMI
13.02.2017
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Quickly changing the network configuration on a system should not really be a problem. But how did that work on a Debian system? If you mainly deal with other distributions, you often need to invest
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Reducing the Attack Surface in Windows
04.12.2024
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The classic protection mechanisms for corporate IT infrastructure have always included regular software updates, up-to-date virus and spam protection, one or multiple firewalls (think network
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Moving Your Data – It’s Not Always Pleasant
08.05.2013
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this might not be possible because of conflicting software requirements; however, you can always use a TCP/IP network and a server to NFS-export the storage to the data mover. Then, you just copy the data
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Fedora 16
01.03.2012
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virtualization back in 2009. Additionally, kernel 3.1 now has experimental support for zero-copy RX for MacVTap and VHostNet, although this is still disabled by default. Zero-copy RX improves network performance
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Secure Alternative to FTP
23.07.2013
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large files. Businesses use MFT over public networks to exchange large amounts of data with business partners across different sites, regions, and time zones safely, reliably, and quickly. Regulatory

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