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Goodbye virtual machines, hello container machines
07.04.2022
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cluster with Figure 5: Accessing a container machine and running a command. footloose delete (Figure 6). You should feel comfortable now creating
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Goodbye cloud VMs, hello laptop VMs
20.06.2022
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://github.com/richnusgeeks/devops.git pushd CloudInABox/Multipass/scripts You could use cd instead of pushd, but I prefer the latter for its intelligence. The wrapper script execution should display a help screen (Figure 6
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PowerDNS Authoritative server high availability with MariaDB Galera
02.08.2022
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) NOT NULL, 06 master VARCHAR(128) DEFAULT NULL, 07 last_check INT DEFAULT NULL, 08 type VARCHAR(6) NOT NULL, 09 notified_serial INT UNSIGNED DEFAULT
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Linux Storage Stack
11.02.2016
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.e., the anticipatory scheduler, or AS) was similar to CFQ and was therefore removed in kernel version 2.6.33. Via the Linux multiqueue block I/O queuing mechanism (blk-mq ). Introduced with Linux kernel 3.13, blk
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Better compression of web pages
22.12.2017
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if TLS connections (SSL) are used. Fortunately, the free Let's Encrypt [6] certification service makes light work of configuring SSL on the web server [7]. Install the Let's Encrypt client on Debian
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Selecting compilers for a supercomputer
18.02.2018
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with approximately 8,200 cores each, and six newer islands with 14,300 cores each. It achieves a speed of around 6 petaFLOPS (10^15 floating-point operations per second). In total, almost 500TB of main memory
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Shifting Drupal to Amazon's cloud
09.04.2019
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and load the updated application in the cloned environment. Then perform a test and choose the URLs in Actions | Swap Environment URLs (Figure 6). Figure 6
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Scale Your Docker Containers with Docker Swarm
07.06.2019
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should now see that the webserver service is running on port 80 (Figure 6). Figure 6: The service is good to go. Scaling Your Service At the moment
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The OpenResty distribution for Nginx
20.03.2014
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with the popular Linux distributions; in other words, you need to build it from the source code. To do this, you also need to install some packages and libraries: Perl 5.6.1 or later, libreadline, libpcre
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Acquiring a Memory Image
20.05.2014
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from the Windows system to /mnt/windows_mount. After changing into that directory and listing the files, you will see the list of files followed by a login to the pmem location (Figure 6

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