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Kubeflow is to MLOps as Kubernetes is to DevOps. Learn how to install it locally to test it out and see if it’s right for you. MLOps, like its older sibling, DevOps, is a hard problem. And what do engineers do,… Leggi tuttoInstall KubeFlow locally
# Backup docker exec CONTAINER /usr/bin/mysqldump -u root –password=root DATABASE > backup.sql # Restore cat backup.sql | docker exec -i CONTAINER /usr/bin/mysql -u root –password=root DATABASE
System monitoring is a helpful approach to provide the user with data regarding the actual timing behavior of the system. Users can perform further analysis using the data that these monitors provide. One of the goals of system monitoring is… Leggi tuttoSelecting Performance Monitoring Tools
Contents Install Rancher server Create a Kubernetes cluster Add Kubernetes nodes Install StorageOS as the Kubernetes storage class Understand Nginx Ingress in Rancher Install Rancher Create a VM with Docker and Docker Compose installed and install Rancher 2.0 with docker… Leggi tuttoDeploying Kubernetes on bare metal with Rancher 2.0
Namespaces in Linux are heavily used by many applications, e.g. LXC, Docker and Openstack.Question: How to find all existing namespaces in a Linux system? The answer is quite difficult, because it’s easy to hide a namespace or more exactly make… Leggi tuttoLinux Name spaces
This second blog post (and talk) is primary scoped to container runtimes, where we will start with their historic origins before digging deeper into two dedicated projects: runc and CRI-O. We will initially build up a great foundation about how… Leggi tuttoDemystifying Containers – Part II: Container Runtimes
This series of blog posts and corresponding talks aims to provide you with a pragmatic view on containers from a historic perspective. Together we will discover modern cloud architectures layer by layer, which means we will start at the Linux… Leggi tuttoDemystifying Containers – Part I: Kernel Space
To the uninitiated, the mod_status output can look like so much gobbledegook, but it’s really quite straightforward. Let’s take a look at some sample output. Apache Server Status for somedomain.com Server Version: Apache/1.3.9 (Unix) PHP/4.0b3 Server Built: Mar 4 2000… Leggi tuttoApache server-status
From php version 5.3.0 we can use the directive mail.log to log who’s calling the function mail(). When someone calls the function mail() from a php script we can get some info about the sender in our log. I will… Leggi tuttoLogging the php mail function