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Read a targeted set of docs consistently over a sustained period — say, a couple of years — and you will be able to perform magic. The post The career-changing art of reading the docs appeared first on A Cloud Guru.
Read MoreIn this blog Oracle Linux Kernel engineers Steve Sistare and Mark Kanda present QEMU live update. The ability to update software with critical bug fixes and security mitigations while minimizing downtime is extremely important to customers and cloud service providers. In this blog post, we present QEMU Live Update, …
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With Valentine’s Day approaching, love is in the air. Or maybe it’s cedar pollen. Either way, we’re celebrating our warm and fuzzy feelings for Microsoft Azure with two dozen free, fresh-picked cloud courses, including a sweet-smelling bouquet of Azure content. The current crop of 24 courses will be free now …
Read MoreHark: here is a strange tale of two DevOps tools. Once upon a time, there was a Microsoft product called Team Foundation Server (TFS). The online version of TFS then became Visual Studio Online, which became Visual Studio Team Services, which is now Azure DevOps. The post Azure DevOps vs …
Read MoreAre you aspiring for a professional career in network engineering and cloud computing? Do you want to acquire some of the in-demand technical skills for a high-paying job? If yes, we are happy to The post 5 Best Udemy Cisco Networking Courses in 2021 first appeared on Tecmint: Linux Howtos, …
Read MoreAt the beginning of your cloud migration journey? A focus on building five fundamentals — training, connectivity, security, monitoring, and cost management — can go a long way toward helping you overcome the obstacles that slow and disrupt change. In my years working in IT consulting and services, and recently …
Read MoreComing to your inbox tomorrow: Circuit Cellar’s IoT Technology Focus newsletter. Tomorrow’s newsletter covers what’s happening with Internet-of-Things (IoT) technology–-from devices to gateway networks to cloud architectures. This newsletter tackles news and trends about the products and technologies needed to build IoT implementations and devices. Already a Circuit Cellar Newsletter subscriber? Great! You’ll …
Read MoreToday it is very common for open source projects to distribute their software via container images. But how can these containers be run securely in production? This article explains how to deploy a Matrix server on Fedora CoreOS. What is Matrix? Matrix provides an open source, federated and optionally end-to-end …
Read MoreOn this episode of This Week in Linux, we’ve got an update for you about a CentOS alternative from CloudLinux called AlmaLinux. The company Slimbook announced a new Laptop called the Slimbook Titan and it is a very interesting piece of hardware with AMD Ryzen 7 & RTX 3070. We’ve …
Read MoreClick here to read the January 2021 Linux Foundation Newsletter The post January 2021 Linux Foundation Newsletter: Bootcamp Sale, SolarWinds Orion, New Kubernetes & WebAssembly Classes, LFX Webinar Series appeared first on Linux Foundation. The post January 2021 Linux Foundation Newsletter: Bootcamp Sale, SolarWinds Orion, New Kubernetes & WebAssembly Classes, …
Read MoreGit is an open source distributed version control system which was originally designed by Linus Torvalds, the creator of Linux. The post 12 Useful Free and Open Source Git Tools appeared first on LinuxLinks.
Read MoreThe 2020 Open Source Jobs Report found that cloud skills are the most in demand by hiring managers, with 70% reporting they are more likely to hire someone with a solid foundation in cloud and container technologies. Additionally, a D2iQ study found that “only 23% of organizations believe they have …
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