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A storage engine for every use case
09.04.2019
Home »  Archive  »  2019  »  Issue 50: Bpfilter  » 
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because not all workloads are equal. In most cases, the default storage engine InnoDB is enough, although most users don't even realize they're using it. Sometimes, though, you need to optimize some aspects ... A storage engine for every use case
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Monitor Your Nodes with collectl
28.03.2012
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Effectively monitoring your cluster can be one of the keys to understanding how the hardware and software are interacting. In many cases, this means examining the performance of a single node. ... measurement. In the case of measuring CPU usage in detailed mode, collectl captures usage for all CPUs individually and presents this to the user – this is also true for disks, networks, and so on. Collectl ... Effectively monitoring your cluster can be one of the keys to understanding how the hardware and software are interacting. In many cases, this means examining the performance of a single node.
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Logging with systemd
18.02.2014
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In most cases, log messages are managed by a Syslog server. The Fedora project wants to take a new approach in future releases. This change is to come from systemd’s journal. ... content is usually processed in a way that makes it easily human readable. However, manual scanning of logfiles is not really effective, so in most cases, a log parser is used. The parser has to take ... In most cases, log messages are managed by a Syslog server. The Fedora project wants to take a new approach in future releases. This change is to come from systemd’s journal.
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Two-Factor Authentication
02.04.2013
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potential approaches for common use cases. ... , unlike VPN and SSH connections, client-side certificates are almost never used to ensure authentication of the client by the server. In the simplest case, a sniffed password is all it takes to take over ... potential approaches for common use cases.
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Uncovering SQL Injections
18.03.2013
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of all cases, SQL injection was the root cause of a server’s compromise. ... Within a couple of hours, an experienced Internet attack specialist can bring your server infrastructure to its knees. In many cases, the barn door through which the attackers gain entry ... of all cases, SQL injection was the root cause of a server’s compromise.
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StarCluster Toolkit: Virtualization Meets HPC
16.01.2013
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Cloud computing has become a viable option for high-performance computing. In this article, we discuss the use case for cloud-based HPC, introduce the StarCluster toolkit, and show how to build ... Conclusion The cloud has become a key resource in the support of HPC. Given the proper use case, cloud offerings are an affordable fit for a variety of different workflows. A key tool in any systems ... Cloud computing has become a viable option for high-performance computing. In this article, we discuss the use case for cloud-based HPC, introduce the StarCluster toolkit, and show how to build
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Nmon: All-Purpose Admin Tool
17.12.2014
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HPC administrators sometimes assume that if all nodes are functioning, the system is fine. However, the most common issue users have is poor or unexpected application performance. In this case, you ... of swap used for cache, the amount of memory used for writeback, and the commit_AS memory used. The third column lists the amount of active used, which is just about 5.45GB in my case (I’m still running FT ... HPC administrators sometimes assume that if all nodes are functioning, the system is fine. However, the most common issue users have is poor or unexpected application performance. In this case, you
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Monitoring network computers with the Icinga Nagios fork
17.06.2011
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distributions offer binaries in their repositories, but if this is not the case or if you prefer to use the latest version, the easy-to-understand documentation includes a quick-start guide (for the database via ... A network monitor supports administrators by displaying a full set of critical information at a central location and alerting in case of trouble.
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To syslog or not to syslog
20.03.2014
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processed in a way that makes it easily human readable. However, manual scanning of logfiles is not really effective, so in most cases, a log parser is used. The parser has to take the opposite approach ... In most cases, log messages are managed by a Syslog server. The Fedora project wants to take a new approach in future releases. This change is to come from systemd's journal.
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Canonical Offering a Beta Version of a Real-Time Kernel
02.05.2022
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The release of Ubuntu 22.04 (Jammy Jellyfish) has been met with almost universal praise. But the company sees certain use cases and scenarios that could greatly benefit from a real-time kernel ... With the release of Jammy Jellyfish, Canonical is looking to leverage a kernel best suited for specific use-cases with a real-time kernel.

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