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Distributed MySQL with Vitess
05.02.2023
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know, clients in Vitess do not talk directly to MySQL, but only to VTGate. Because Vitess is written in Go, the connection pooling from this language is available: Instead of opening several self
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Package management tools for Windows
05.02.2023
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For decades, Linux has successfully relied on a non-graphical approach for the large mass of open source and freeware applications and operating system-related tools: text-based package managers that access
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Harden your Apache web server
25.03.2021
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, you will want to monitor the web server with a monitoring solution like Icinga or Zabbix. Other useful extensions include intrusion prevention and detection systems (IPS/IDS) from the open source sector
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Software instead of appliances: load balancers compared
25.03.2021
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balancing techniques exist for their software counterparts. In a nutshell, many load balancers primarily differ in terms of the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) layer on which they operate, and some load
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Web-based reconnaissance
03.12.2015
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The Metasploit Framework Project and the Social Engineer Toolkit (SET) are two great frameworks used by penetration testers to automate exploitation of known vulnerabilities. Recon-ng [1], an open
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The SDFS deduplicating filesystem
03.12.2015
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underpinnings. Installing SDFS To install SDFS on an existing Linux system, start by using your package manager to install the Java Runtime Environment (JRE), Version 7 or newer. The free OpenJDK is fine
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Manipulation detection with AFICK
05.12.2019
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_all.deb extension, and Debian users will want to go for the package with the shorter _all.deb file extension. In both cases, you import the package by typing: dpkg -i On SUSE, openSUSE, Red Hat
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Building a low-powered NAS
25.03.2020
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on the Create Pool button. In the page that opens (Figure 4), you'll have to enter some details about the pool. After you've chosen a name for the pool, Rockstor will ask you to select a RAID profile. The server
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DebOps delivers easy Ansible automation for Debian-based systems
22.12.2017
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open the encrypted file and see the password when calling Ansible. One of DebOp's greatest strengths is that it automatically generates random passwords to all important services. Using Enc
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Optimizing Windows 10 for SSDs
22.12.2017
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, which must be enabled for the controller to which you have connected the SSD; you can check this in the Device Manager (Figure 1): 1. Open the Device Manager by running devmgmt.msc. 2. Navigate

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