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Crash Test  

If the Linux server crashes, not only do you need to restore operations, you also need to analyze the problem. What happened? Where is the root of the error? What preventive measures are necessary? A kernel crash dump at the time of the crash can be a big help.

Refurbished  

Microsoft's Windows Server 2012 offers numerous improvements in Active Directory, as well as better and easier management.

In the Hot Seat  

SUSE has officially supported Btrfs in Service Pack 2 of its Enterprise Server 11 since February 2012. Oracle followed soon after with Btrfs support in its own Linux. We explore the possibilities of this young filesystem in detail.

Magical Storage  

In the second part of this workshop on RADOS and Ceph, we cover the inner workings of RADOS and how to avoid pitfalls.

Treasure Hunt  

A lack of information about your infrastructure can result in faulty system configuration and other difficulties. Automatic discovery of all hosts and services would seem to be the best solution – but can it also prove itself in practice?

Modern Classic  

The programming language Go promises long-term compatibility with the recently released Version 1. Designed for system programming, it does without trendy features and is therefore interesting for anyone allergic to hype.

Virtual Building Blocks  

Creating a virtual machine manually is straightforward but too time consuming if you regularly need to set up many virtual machines. The BoxGrinder and VMBuilder programs let you automate this process.

What OpenStack Really Wants  

The OpenStack developers have released the new 2012.2 version of their protégé, code-named "Folsom." What potential does OpenStack offer, and what distinguishes it from other clouds? We provide an introduction.
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