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Quick Launch  

A great way to start writing code with AI is to use Keras, an open source easy-to-learn library that can use multiple frameworks.

Titans  

If you use Prometheus as a time series database, you will know that the more data it stores, the slower it becomes. Thanos, Cortex, Mimir, and M3DB set out to solve this problem in totally different ways. We reveal the candidates' strengths and weaknesses.

Welcome  

Whatever IT challenges you face in 2025, will you meet them with anger, fear, and indifference – or will you go forward with interest, curiosity, and humility?

Featherlight  

In the world of container virtualization, the operating systems of compute nodes are largely degraded to non-player characters that can do little more than start and stop containers. Talos Linux takes the game to the extreme and offers a system for Kubernetes that weighs in at less than 90MB.

Bursting at the Seams  

We'll recap some noticeable and not so noticeable points of interest that came up during the largest, most attended Supercomputing Conference yet.

From Start to Finish  

Your web server is running perfectly according to Nagios, but is it delivering the intended user experience? End-to-end monitoring lets you know whether your application is performing as expected.

Assembly Kit  

OpenStack is attracting lots of publicity. Is the solution actually qualified as a cloud prime mover? We take a close look at the OpenStack cloud environment and how it works.

Control Center  

Software Defined Networking (SDN) marks a paradigm shift toward a more holistic approach for managing networking hardware. The Floodlight OpenFlow controller offers an easy and inexpensive way to experience the power of SDN.

Ground Control  

The Spacewalk server provides a comprehensive framework for managing Linux systems, and if you need to automate tasks, the XML-RPC-based API and the spacecmd tool are useful aids. We compare the two variants.
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