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Simple, small-scale Kubernetes distributions for the edge
We look at three scaled-down, compact Kubernetes distributions for operation on edge devices or in small branch office environments.
Fight Windows ransomware with on-board tools
Ransomware defense involves two strategies: identifying attacks and slowing the attackers to mitigate their effects.
Secure Kubernetes with Kubescape
Kubescape checks Kubernetes container setups for security and compliance issues, making life easier for administrators.
DevSecOps with DefectDojo
The DefectDojo vulnerability management tool helps development teams and admins identify, track, and fix vulnerabilities early in the software development process.
Centralized monitoring and intrusion detection
Security Onion bundles numerous individual Linux tools that help you monitor networks or fend off attacks to create a standardized platform for securing IT environments.
Self-hosted remote support
RustDesk supports self-hosted cross-platform remote support and maintenance. The client and optional basic server are open source and available free of charge.
Mocking and emulating AWS and GCP services
Mock and emulate AWS services locally and use official Google Cloud Platform service emulators to unblock development and operations – all without paying a dime.
Managing GPT-4 on the Network
Now that Microsoft has integrated its GPT-4-based AI chat functions directly into the operating system with Windows Copilot, which now includes Bing Chat and Bing Chat Enterprise, you might want to know how to control or even block its use on the network.
Bridging the Gap: The First Enterprise-Grade Linux Solution for the Cloud-to-Edge Continuum
SPONSORED: As the Linux market is set to soar to nearly USD 100 billion by 2032, businesses are facing mounting challenges in managing increasingly complex workloads spanning from the cloud to the edge. Traditional Linux distributions are not built to meet the specific demands of these modern use cases, creating an urgent need for a more specialized, enterprise-grade solution.
Kubernetes networking in the kernel
Cilium and eBPF put Kubernetes networking down in the kernel where it belongs.
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