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Linux find command and how it helps to display readable File Sizes
Jun 3, 2024
Linux find command and how it helps to display readable File Sizes

Find is a rather effective method in the Linux operating system that is required for finding directories/files according to specific attributes. When talking about the size of the files, the default results can be not as understandable for the users.

Instal and Configure of Skaffold on Debian 12 Linux
May 31, 2024
Instal and Configure of Skaffold on Debian 12 Linux

Skaffold is a rather popular tool that is needed for continuous development. With this container-based tool, it is possible to manage deploying, developing, and pushing the app and also creating pieces for CD/CI pipelines. Scaffold can deliver your app to a Kubernetes cluster, cloud project, or docker environment.

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.10 Linux released
May 29, 2024
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.10 Linux released

The recently released Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.10 was the last release of the eighth branch in the full support phase, and on May 31 it will move to the maintenance phase, where it will focus on patches and security updates.

Server accelerators: Intel, AMD and NVIDIA
May 28, 2024
Server accelerators: Intel, AMD and NVIDIA

When it comes to server processors, more than 90% of the market is made up of Nvidia products, where the company, in particular, holds a leading position in terms of selling server components.

For example, in 2023, AMD earned more than $6 billion from the sale of server components, while Nvidia earned more than $47.5 billion. If we take the revenue in the last quarter, Nvidia received more than $22 billion, which is 427% more compared to the same period last year. Intel, on the other hand, earned $15.5 from the sale of server components over the past year.

Google is building a new internet cable that will connect Africa with Australia
May 28, 2024
Google is building a new internet cable that will connect Africa with Australia

Google has started building the first underwater fiber optic cable that will connect Africa with Australia, the two previously least connected parts of the world, under the name Umoja, following Google’s Equiano connecting Africa and Europe.

How to solve Error "Pseudo-terminal will not be allocated”
May 28, 2024
How to solve Error "Pseudo-terminal will not be allocated”

While using Secure Shell (SSH) protocol to access a remote computer, an error described as “Pseudo-terminal will not be allocated because stdin is not a terminal” can come up.

Adding User and Password Using Ansible
May 27, 2024
Adding User and Password Using Ansible

Users are offered lots of tools and features for automation purposes and that greatly simplifies all the challenges that can be connected with management. Here, we will introduce you to a great tool that is called Ansible. This is a fantastic option for adding new users and passwords. If you have a couple of servers, then the manual process of adding new users can be really time-consuming. Now, you don’t need to waste time and enter all the users, you can automate this process.

On August 26-27, Zen 5 and Lunar Lake processors will be announced- insights that are available now
May 23, 2024
On August 26-27, Zen 5 and Lunar Lake processors will be announced- insights that are available now

Regarding the current data about the Hot Chips 2024 event, you can already check the program of presentations from such companies as NVIDIA, Intel, AMD, and many others. In a fairly short period, visitors will be able to access presentations and review manuals, which will be available online and in real life.

Everything you need to know about NGINX Timeouts
May 23, 2024
Everything you need to know about NGINX Timeouts

NGINX is a popular multipurpose server that links parts of the external/internal network and also gives access to the dynamic data and files. Here in this writing, we will talk specifically about the NGINX timeouts and how to handle everything correctly by disabling and setting various timeouts. Timeouts are essential if speaking about the configuration aspect because they specify the period during which the server waits for a specific event prior to its termination. They are extremely important and influence the stability of the servers as well as stoppage of the resource exhaustion. So, if that topic sounds interesting, then we will share all the practical recommendations regarding timeouts.   

New Intel GPU with a power consumption of 1.5 kW
May 21, 2024
New Intel GPU with a power consumption of 1.5 kW

Intel has already announced the production closure of the Ponte Vecchio GPU for data centers but also emphasized new solutions, which are represented by a line called Falcon Shores.