Create intuitive and meaningful visualizations of storage performance values with a "TIG" stack: Telegraf, InfluxDB, and Grafana.
Windows 10 supports the native execution of Linux binaries from various distributions through the Windows Subsystem for Linux. Even graphical Linux applications can make their way onto the Windows desktop.
The Browsh command-line browser displays web pages with text characters and thus supports true-to-layout browsing at the command line.
The new DNS over HTTPS standard from the Internet Engineering Task Force is meant to eliminate some of the known vulnerabilities of the Domain Name System.
Red Hat launched the brand new OpenShift 4 with a number of changes that might suggest upgrading or even getting your feet wet if you've stayed out of the pool so far.
The Easy-RSA tool that comes with OpenVPN provides trouble-free open source PKI management.
Static code analysis tools like JSLint, Splint, RATS, and Coverity help you find code vulnerabilities.
FAI automatically and non-interactively deploys Linux systems on servers.
The free R programming language and software environment for statistical computing and graphics is well supported, has great flexibility, and is easily automated.
Many admins consider Kubernetes the obvious choice for managing containers; however, don't ignore the highly efficient alternatives just because they are less prominent.
