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It should come as no surprise that open source training and hiring is typically predicated on what skills are trending in tech. As an example, Big Data, cloud and security are three of the most in-demand skillsets today… Quelle: Why Container Skills Aren’t a Priority in Hiring Open Source Pros (Yet) | Linux.com | The…
Glances is a cross-platform curses-based system monitoring tool written in Python. Quelle: Glances – An Eye on your system
Step-by-Step tutorial on how to bypass MAC filtering on a wireless network which only allows whitelisted MAC’s to connect… Quelle: Bypass MAC filtering on wireless networks – Hacking Tutorials
What is a file in Linux? Where are all the config files? Is there a file-system structure in Linux? This post explains Linux file system hierarchy… Quelle: Linux file system hierarchy v2.0 – blackMORE Ops
Quelle: HOWTO: Host your own SNAP store! | Ubuntu Insights
In previous articles in this series, we’ve whet our whistles with a quick look at the Process Table and pseudo filesystems, and we talked about /dev and /proc. Now let’s explore a few useful but unrelated command lines, which may save the day at some point. Quelle: Make Peace With Your Processes: Part 5 |…
Latest Xen Project release delivers security enhancements for embedded and automotive use cases with support for the latest hardware features Quelle: Xen Project Hypervisor 4.7 Brings Non-Disruptive Patching
In Elasticsearch 5.0 the percolator is much more flexible and has many improvements. For example, to be able to skip evaluating most queries. Quelle: Elasticsearch Percolator Continues to Evolve | Elastic
Self-driving autonomous cars. Sensor-monitored manufacturing equipment. Smart cities that predict and prevent flooding. The digital transformation is underway, and it’s powered by the cloud. But there’s another underlying driving force behind this transformation: open source technologies. According to Forrester Research, more than 40 percent of IT decision makers consider open source a “critical priority” for…
Ok… I am exaggerating. Juju did not make the deadline, Panagiotis and his co-authors with their hard work made the deadline. Ah, ok you caught me lying again… One of Panagiotis co-authors (me) did not work hard, actually he did not work on the paper at all! Normally, I would publicly apologize, but let me…