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Son of SPDY  

HTTP/2 offers reduced website load times and other performance benefits, along with the promise of server push.

Menu of the Day  

Chef administrators unafraid of a learning curve can employ a powerful tool for Windows client management. Teamed with PowerShell, it offers more than some system management suites.

Switched On  

When it comes to network devices on Linux, legacy firmware still seems to have a competitive edge. Lately, however, some highly promising approaches have shown up, including the OpenSwitch project.

III  

The functions and objects of the jQuery JavaScript library make the work of web developers much easier. Although jQuery 3 remains largely compatible with version 2, some changes might prevent its use.

#!Bash  

The Bash scripting language is powerful, but with a few extensions, you can do even more.

At the Core  

CoreOS was cofounded in 2013 by Brandon Philips, a former SUSE Linux kernel developer. Since then, CoreOS has gained fame as a specialized Linux with the focus on clusters and containers. We caught up with Philips at LinuxCon North America to talk about CoreOS, 25 years of Linux, and the new challenges facing the modern IT infrastructure.

Double Protection  

If your database is so important that the content must not be lost between periodic data backups, replication is a possible solution. We describe how to set up replication for MariaDB with the aid of XtraBackup.

Kicking the Tires  

Service Pack 1 for Exchange 2013 introduced a new protocol, which has become the default in Exchange 2016: MAPI over HTTP.

Mastery of the Airwaves  

Tame your mobile device zoo with the VMware mobile security solution AirWatch.

Against the Wall  

Automatically create restrictive rules in Linux iptables packet filters.