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various RFID scanners with very long ranges to enable "permanent location fixing" of assets. I am still looking at the associated problems in relation to bring your own device (BYOD) and home office
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the focus on the emerging role of platform engineering, which "brings together multiple roles such as site reliability engineers (SREs), DevOps engineers, security teams, product managers, and operations
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by a change in the license for the CloudStack platform to the Apache 2 license, while Citrix still remained the main sponsor. According to Citrix, the license change was meant to bring about the fastest
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Update Management account and click Update management
; then, select Add Azure VMs
to connect VMs in Azure, regardless of whether they are Windows or Linux machines. If you want to bring servers outside
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operating systems, a clear-cut tool for endpoint management is essential. VMware's Workspace ONE [1] aims to integrate all of a company's devices, including devices belonging to employees (bring
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to the ambient conditions and the presence of people, all of which helps to optimize power consumption and improve user comfort. Of course, this convergence brings with it specific security problems that simply do
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it shows how to do what is called a substitution cipher. The classic example for people reading this article and who remember usenet is called ROT13. This is a really simple example of encryption (but
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or an interaction of both. One of the most popular tools for this is called sar. Although sar has been around for a long time and is fairly well known to Linux administrators, it is lacking in some areas
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: Generic cluster layout.
Almost always you have a node that serves the role of a “master node” (sometimes also called a “head node”). The master node is the “controller” node or “management” node
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Ops. In full virtualization, a system has a host operating system (OS) that runs something called a hypervisor (Figure 1, right side).
Figure 1: Virtual machine
