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Configuration Management with puppet
30.04.2013
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, because for this command to work, you’ll need to install Apache plus maybe a couple of modules. You also need the document root to exist. A more complete list of what you need to have to get your site
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Automation with PXE Boot
05.12.2014
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be sufficient for the lab. Everything in this tutorial is done using the root account. Once the server is installed and configured, install the required packages for the automation experiment using the yum
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Baselines are more important than  the  benchmark
06.10.2022
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is not capable of more than 210 MB/s of sustained throughput. Listing 1 LUKS Encryption Overlay Set-up ¤¤nonumber root@focal:~# # Allocate a half-GB RAM disk root@focal:~# sudo modprobe brd rd_nr=1
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Easy configuration management with Puppet
18.07.2013
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plus maybe a couple of modules. You also need the document root to exist. A more complete list of what you need to get your site working is: Apache Some modules A couple of config files
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Linux Essentials for Windows Admins – Part 1
10.07.2012
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functionality, and analogous configuration. Unix Security Information Like Windows, Unix has two primary user security levels: User and Administrator. The administrative user on Unix systems is the root user
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Self-signed certificates with Jenkins
02.08.2021
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-lts \ --user root \ -p 0.0.0.0:8080:8080 \ -p 0.0.0.0:8443:8443 \ -p 0.0.0.0:50000:50000 \ --env JENKINS_OPTS="--httpPort=8080" \ --env JAVA_OPTS=-"Djavax
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Protecting Samba file servers in heterogeneous environments
09.06.2018
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that was present during testing [3]. After installation, you can connect to the server via SSH. A direct connection as root is not possible; the configuration of SSH prohibits a direct login as root, and you should
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Getting a free TLS certificate from Let's Encrypt
13.06.2016
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in case of a problem. To set up Let's Encrypt: cd /root git clone https://github.com/letsencrypt/letsencrypt cd letsencrypt ./letsencrypt-auto --server https://acme-v01.api
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Warewulf 4 – Python and Jupyter Notebooks
13.04.2023
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/apps/anaconda $ sudo adduser anaconda From this new directory, install the latest version of Anaconda. You will probably have to install as root or withsudo , but it is installed as if you were installing it into your
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Keeping Docker containers safe
13.02.2017
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as the root user and can download images and mount volumes, among other things. Why is this bad? Well, the run command can legitimately mount the entire filesystem on the host machine with ease. Consider being

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