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Getting started with I/O profiling
30.11.2025
Home »  Archive  »  2012  »  Issue 08: FreeNAS  » 
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of read requests issued to the device per second. w/s : Number of write requests issued to the device per second. rMB/s : Number of megabytes read from the device per second. wMB/s : Number
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Linux filesystem performance tested
30.11.2025
Home »  Archive  »  2012  »  Issue 10: Traff...  » 
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: Transtech Lynx Calleo Application Server 2260 [1]: CPU/RAM: Intel Xeon E5-2643 (quad-core CPU, eight threads, 3.3GHz)/32GB RAM (DDR-3, 1600MHz, ECC) Controller: LSI Logic Mega RAID SAS 9261-8i PCIe x8, 512MB
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RAM revealed
30.11.2025
Home »  Archive  »  2011  »  Issue 6: Perfor...  » 
© KrishnaKumar Sivaraman, 123RF.com
: In LR-DIMMs, all of the signal lines (including the data) run through an intermediate chip; this reduces the electrical load on the memory controller. LR-DIMMs have an Isolation Memory Buffer (iMB ... 6
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The fine art of allocating memory
30.11.2025
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irrespective of actual system capacity, because the memory is only being allocated, not used. It will then run into the limits of process address space, hitting a wall at 3056MB of allocation; the maximum
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Even benchmarks can be easy to handle
30.11.2025
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platforms. As you go through stress's options, you can visualize its effect on the system via Byobu's [3] status line, the Gnome System Monitor [4], the handy top [5], or Apple Activity Monitor on a Mac[6
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An IT nomad's diary
30.11.2025
Home »  Archive  »  2011  »  Issue 5: Pen Te...  » 
© Jasmin Merdan, 123RF.com
is MySQL or SQLite. 128MB disk space and 256MB RAM are the available hardware resources in a shared-hosting environment. If you need more, you have to upgrade to the Flex level, which means having
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Virtualization with KVM
30.11.2025
Home »  Archive  »  2010  »  Issue 2: Backup...  » 
several more virtual machines or assign more memory to the existing machines. Luckily, KVM became an official component of all Linux kernels as of version 2.6.20. In other words, you only need to install
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Monitoring for small and medium-sized companies compared
30.11.2025
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or Active Directory-based authentication. Icinga can handle IPv6 – which legacy Nagios cannot. Icinga supports more than 20 languages and has many other benefits to offer. Nagios proudly points to its long
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Server virtualization with Citrix XenServer
30.11.2025
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the biggest rentable cloud today: the Amazon Web Service. On the basis of this extremely mature technology, Citrix launched version 5.6 of its XenServer product family in May 2010. XenServer, the product built ... Version 5.6 of Citrix XenServer is a feature-stripped version of the virtualization product and is available free, in addition to the commercial Advanced, Enterprise, and Platinum editions.
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Cgroups for resource management in Linux
30.11.2025
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to admit that Linux didn't offer this feature. But in 2006, Rohit Seth started to develop this functionality, and as of kernel 2.6.24, administrators can use it. Originally referred to as "process containers ... 6

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