A bash vulnerability ? Talk about a lot of servers affected.
Google recently made waves on the internet when they announced they would now rank favorably sites that were secured by SSL.
Duplicity is a Python utility that backups your stuff, encrypts it and allows you to upload them away using as little bandwidth as possible using the rsync algorithm.
I’m glad to announce that Ceph is now part of the mirrors iWeb provides.
Vagrant is awesome as part of a development workflow.
I’ve always been a fan of nginx, it was love at first sight.
About a year ago, Andrew Crouthamel launched a kickstarter to produce a free series of videos about the CCNA Cisco certification. Andrew is a Cisco Certified Academy Instructor and he’s actually been teaching CCNA courses so he’s knowledgeable about the training material.
You might have heard this already but Redhat made an annoucement last week that they will be acquiring Inktank, the company behind Ceph.
I had this weird problem while testing the brand new Ubuntu 14.04 Trusty
in my Openstack environment.
Same image, same flavors, same specifications - sometimes even the same
nova-compute host. I spawn 20 VMs and maybe 50% of the VMs spawned
wouldn’t ping.
With Ubuntu’s Trusty Tahr imminent release, I’ve been poking around to see what changes there are and how they could have an impact on the work I do.
