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Businesses that aim to tap into the benefits of public cloud have to understand that successful cloud transformation takes more than a technology change — it’s a culture change as well. Organizations already on their way to the cloud may understand the challenges well. Others will surely face them soon. …
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Although cloud-based solutions and budget apps are trying to steal Excel’s thunder, it still remains the king of accounting, charting and data organization. With 750 million people worldwide and 89 percent of businesses taking daily advantage of MS Excel, many forget to utilize its formidable security feature: adding passwords and …
Read More When you install a virtual machine or a guest OS in your machine, it does not exactly perform like the host OS because it has some limitations regarding performance. But VMware presented a solution for this by introducing VMware guest The post How to install VMware tools in Debian 10 …
Read More Use the new podman secret command to secure sensitive data when working with containers. Read More at Enable Sysadmin The post Exploring the new Podman secret command appeared first on Linux.com.
Read More Docker provides a restart policy option to let your containers restart automatically in case of certain events or failures. This is extremely helpful in scenarios where you have to restart the Docker host (your Linux server) or if the service running in the container fails. Docker restart policies are applied …
Read More APIs enable your applications to make requests, pass data, and use functionality from third-party services. With the launch of API Destinations in Amazon EventBridge, you can now invoke external APIs directly from events within AWS. This makes it easier to integrate your applications with software as a service (SaaS) providers, …
Read More We are proud to share that for the third consecutive quarter, A Cloud Guru was honored by G2, a global, business solutions review website. This quarter, we received top ranking on G2’s Momentum Grids in the categories of Online Course Provider and Technical Skills Development, as well as being named …
Read More Tech in education has come a long way from the days of old-school computer labs with dot matrix printers and DOS-powered desktops running Oregon Trail. No more pencils, no more books, now it’s iPads and Chromebooks. (Or something like that.) As an industry where budgets can be tight and the resistance …
Read More By Ashley Davis *This article was originally published at TheNewStack Applications built on microservices can be scaled in multiple ways. We can scale them to support development by larger development teams and we can also scale them up for better performance. Our application can then have a higher capacity and …
Read More On this episode of This Week in Linux, CloudLinux has released the stable version of their rebuil of RHEL or CentOS Alternative, AlmaLinux OS. We’ve got some exciting media streaming news for the Raspberry Pi. OBS Studio announced some great news for those running Wayland. Vidia Support for Wayland may …
Read More No doubt cloud services have saved us a lot of trouble. We can back up important files in cloud storage and download them later whenever needed. But backing up the entire operating system is not normally possible with cloud services like Gdrive, OneDrive, etc. Also, an operating system loaded with …
Read More The AlmaLinux team announced the release of the first stable version that is AlmaLinux 8.3. And it is immediately available to download. AlmaLinux is the 1:1 binary compatible with RHEL 8.0 free and open-source operating system. It is created by the community with the experience and help from the CloudLinux …
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