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          • 16.4 PRTG – The Windows Way
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PowerShell 7.0 freigegeben: Eine Shell für (fast) alle und (fast) alles | heise online

Posted on 06/03/2020 by Cappu

Mit PowerShell Core 6.0 hatte Microsoft den plattformneutralen Neustart gewagt. Die Version 7.0 soll nun Windows PowerShell 5.1 fast ebenbürtig sein.

Source: PowerShell 7.0 freigegeben: Eine Shell für (fast) alle und (fast) alles

Categories: Info, Microsoft, Tools und Werkzeuge

Microsoft baut sein Zertifizierungskursangebot um | heise online

Posted on 06/03/2020 by Cappu

Zugunsten Rollen-basierter Zertifizierungen in den Bereichen Azure Data und AI lässt Microsoft zur Jahresmitte MCSA, MCSD und MCSE wegfallen.

Source: Microsoft baut sein Zertifizierungskursangebot um

Categories: Info, Microsoft

Kubeflow: Die Machine-Learning-Werkzeugkiste für Kubernetes erreicht Version 1.0 | heise online

Posted on 06/03/2020 by Cappu

Mit Kubeflow sollen Entwickler künftig einfacher Machine-Learning-Workflows auf der Container-Orchestrierung Kubernetes ausrollen können.

Source: Kubeflow: Die Machine-Learning-Werkzeugkiste für Kubernetes erreicht Version 1.0

Categories: Container, Info, Tools und Werkzeuge

Mirantis will continue to support and develop Docker Swarm | Mirantis

Posted on 27/02/2020 by Cappu

Here at Mirantis, we’re excited to announce our continued support for Docker Swarm, while also investing in new features requested by customers. | Mirantis

Source: Mirantis will continue to support and develop Docker Swarm | Mirantis

Categories: Container, Info

Intro to Automation Webhooks for Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform / Redhat

Posted on 27/02/2020 by Cappu

With the release of Red Hat Ansible Tower v3.6, part of the Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform, we introduced Automation Webhooks that helps enable easier and more intuitive Git-centric workflows natively.

Source: Intro to Automation Webhooks for Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform

Categories: Info, Tools und Werkzeuge

Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops Bandwidth – Ask the Architect

Posted on 27/02/2020 by Cappu

With Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops 1912 achieved LTSR (Long Term Servicing Release).  This is the first LTSR since the 7.15 release, which was almost 3 years earlier. In 3 years, a lot has changed…

Source: Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops Bandwidth

Categories: Citrix, Info

Building Hybrid Cloud on Nutanix CE – Part V – xenappblog

Posted on 27/02/2020 by Cappu

In this fifth part of the Hybrid Cloud blog post series we’re going to change the self sign Nutanix Cluster certificate, enable Active Directory Logon. We’re also going to setup

Source: Building Hybrid Cloud on Nutanix CE – Part V

Categories: Azure, Cloud, HomeLab, Info, Nutanix, Tools und Werkzeuge

k3s kubernetes bei teutoStack | teutoStack

Posted on 24/02/2020 by Cappu

Source: https://teutostack.de/k3s-kubernetes-bei-teutostack/

Categories: Cloud, Container, HomeLab, Info, Tools und Werkzeuge

Kubernetes Homelab with Raspberry Pi and k3sup / Alexellis.io

Posted on 24/02/2020 by Cappu

Learn how to build your own Kubernetes homelab on Raspberry Pi 4 with a single binary called k3sup, the new inlets-operator for Ingress and OpenFaaS.

Source: Kubernetes Homelab with Raspberry Pi and k3sup

Categories: Container, HomeLab, Info, Tools und Werkzeuge

Rancher vs. OpenShift – A Consultant’s View / Rancher Blog

Posted on 24/02/2020 by Cappu

In this head-to-head comparison of Kubernetes management platforms, Rancher beats OpenShift hands down. Find out why Rancher is the best choice.

Source: Rancher vs. OpenShift – A Consultant’s View

Categories: Container, Info, Tools und Werkzeuge

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