I got several questions along the lines of “Do I need programming skills to attend the Building Network Automation Solutions course?”
Short answer: No.
Read more ...With the announcement of FPGA instances hitting the Amazon cloud and similar such news expected from FPGA experts Microsoft via Azure, among others, the lens was centered back on reconfigurable hardware and the path ahead. This has certainly been a year-plus of refocusing for the two main makers of such hardware, Altera and Xilinx, with the former being acquired by Intel and the latter picking up a range of new users, including AWS.
In addition to exploring what having a high-end Xilinx FPGA available in the cloud means for adoption, we talked to a couple of companies that have carved …
Configuring the Future for FPGAs in Genomics was written by Nicole Hemsoth at The Next Platform.
The companies have been relatively quick in producing jointly engineered products.
As 2016 comes to a close, we are excited to have participated in a few of the Tech Field Day and inaugural Cloud Field Day events to share the Docker technology with the IT leaders and evangelists that Stephen Foskett and Tom Hollingsworth have cultivated into this fantastic group. The final event was Tech Field Day 12 hosting in Silicon Valley.
In case you missed the live stream, check out videos of the sessions here.
Session 1: Introduction to Docker and Docker Datacenter
Session 2: Securing the Software Supply Chain with Docker
Session 3: Docker for Windows Server and Windows Containers
Session 4: Docker for AWS and Azure
Session 5: Docker Networking Fabric
These are great overviews of the Docker technology applied to enterprise app pipelines, operations, and diverse operating systems and cloud environments. And most importantly, this was a great opportunity to meet some new people and get them excited about what we are excited about.
+1!!! #TFD12 #Docker https://t.co/Zdsuw1emlo
— Alex Galbraith (@alexgalbraith) November 17, 2016
Visit the Tech Field Day site to watch more videos from previous events, read articles written by delegates or view the conversation online.
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In one of my last articles I described the example of installing HP System Management Tools to the physical server HP ProLiant DL360 G5 with CentOS Linux 7.2. After a while, the same exact server was used as a virtualization host and the oVirt Hosted Engine components were deployed on it. The host was put into maintenance mode recently, all packages were upgraded from the online repository, including the HP tool pack installed on it.
After the installation, I decided to check the workability of the upgraded tools. I also tried to open the web page of HP System Management homepage, but I didn’t succeed, because the host was simply blocking TCP port 2381.
Firewalld service was stopped on the host and the iptables was loaded with a set of rules, which was typical for oVirt. Moreover, the rules on all oVirt hosts, which I was deploying with the oVirt Engine web console, were the same.
In order to edit the rules, which are shared and centralized to all hosts from the oVirt Engine, we need to use the engine-config
tool within the Engine server.
The engine-config
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Aryaka emphasizes the ‘global’ aspect of its SD-WAN.