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11.02.2016
OS.
LXD
The next candidate in the overview is LXD [3] (Figure 3). Again, I need to detour into the cloud to explain the motivation behind the solution. Much like Docker, OpenStack cloud software also
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16.08.2018
the latest open source data center technologies for controlling your infrastructure and services. The Cockpit server manager lets you administer your Linux servers from a web browser, and the scalable database
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12.09.2013
the tools you need to deploy a complex network of services, with the ability to build highly available, secure, and flexible OpenStack production clouds and to collaborate with VMware vSphere. Freely
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14.03.2013
://cassandra.apache.org/download/.
Red Hat OpenShift
Red Hat announces the general availability of OpenShift Enterprise, an "enterprise-ready PaaS product designed to be installed on-premise within customer data centers or private
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12.05.2011
-based web client. With an Active Directory plugin Zarafa can be integrated in existing Windows networks. The Zarafa open source project Z-Push implements compatibility with Microsofts Activesync.
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27.07.2011
and Prevention System, developed by the Open Information Security Foundation (OISF) with the free GPLv2 license. Suricata can read rules of the Snort IDS and it natively supports the IPv6 protocol.
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12.06.2019
for designers and engineers, under a single, open-architecture platform, to speed decision-making and time to market.”
HyperWorks 2019 features faster simulation for complex assemblies, better fatigue
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08.12.2021
, or cloud configuration knowledge. The SageMaker Studio Lab service is based on the open source JupyterLab interface. Free tools available through SageMaker Studio Lab will allow you to create “data
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18.08.2022
PowerShell uses several commands to navigate the Windows folder structure, explains Brien Posey.
“When you open a new PowerShell window, PowerShell usually starts you in your user profile
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23.12.2022
Kubernetes is changing how applications are built, deployed, and managed, says Serdar Yegulalp. The open source container orchestration system is “well-regarded, well-supported,” he notes; however
