Cloud Computing Tutorials
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How a Private Cloud is Crucial for Strategic Flexibility
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Critical Disaster Recovery Mistakes to Avoid
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VEXXHOST’s Announcements Recap
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How to Simplify Package Version Management at Scale
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VEXXHOST Introduces OpenStack Upgrades Offering
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VEXXHOST Adds Support for UEFI Instance Booting
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How to Ensure High Availability for Your Critical Databases
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Could Application Technical Debt be Getting in Your way?
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Managed Cloud Service: Explained
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Introducing Minutely Billing To Our Public Cloud
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Recap Of The First Open Infrastructure Summit
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Announcing Our Kubernetes Enablement Offering
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VEXXHOST Launches IPv6 in Santa Clara Region
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VEXXHOST Is Running OpenStack Stein On Day One Of The Release
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Meet VEXXHOST in Denver for the Open Infrastructure Summit
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Security: Going Beyond Compliance
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The VEXXHOST Approach to Application Modernization
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Looking Forward With Multi-Cloud & Open-APIs
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Infrastructure-As-Code 101
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What To Consider When Choosing A Private Cloud
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Deep Dive On Disaster Recovery
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Reasons To Take Advantage Of Cloud-Based Data Warehouses
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Debunking Common Open Source Myths
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Cloud Pricing 101: Public vs. Private
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The Top Cloud Computing Challenges Faced By All Industries
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Private Clouds & The Cloud Ecosystem
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How To Set Up Highly Available Web Servers with Keepalived and Floating IPs on Ubuntu 16.04
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How To Deploy Python Web Applications with the Bottle Micro Framework on Ubuntu 16.04
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How To Securely Set Up Shipyard 2.0.10 with TLS on CoreOS
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How To Run Nginx in a Docker Container on Ubuntu 16.04
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Setting Up Continuous Integration Pipelines with GitLab CI on Ubuntu 16.04
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Installing the Latest MySQL on Ubuntu 16.04
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How to Install Apache Server On Ubuntu 16.04
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How To setup Cassandra and run a Single-Node Cluster on Ubuntu 16.04
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How To Install Elasticsearch 1.7, Logstash 1.5, and Kibana 4.1 (ELK Stack) on Ubuntu 14.04
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How To Create a High Availability HAProxy Setup with Corosync, Pacemaker, and Floating IPs on Ubuntu 14.04
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How to Use Prometheus to Monitor Your CentOS 7 Server
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How To Deploy a Hugo Site to Production with Git Hooks on Ubuntu 14.04
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How to configure HTTP authentication with Nginx on Ubuntu 14.04
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How to install, configure and use Jenkins on Ubuntu 14.04
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How To Install and Use Hugo, the Static Site Generator, on Ubuntu 14.04
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How to install IonCube Loaders on Ubuntu 14.04
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How to install Elasticsearch on Ubuntu 14.04
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How To Work with Docker Data Volumes on Ubuntu 14.04
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How To Install and Use Docker Compose on Ubuntu 14.04
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How to Deploy a Symfony Application to Production on Ubuntu 14.04
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How To Install WordPress and PhpMyAdmin with Docker Compose on Ubuntu 14.04
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How To Deploy a Clojure Web Application on Ubuntu 14.04
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How to setup OpenVPN Server and Client on Ubuntu 14.04
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How To Install & Setup Puppet Master and Client on Ubuntu 14.04
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How to deploy a MariaDB Galera cluster on Ubuntu 14.04
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How to Install and Use Docker on Ubuntu 14.04
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How to install and use Logwatch on Ubuntu 14.04
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How to use cron jobs for automation on Ubuntu 14.04
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How to setup HHVM server on Ubuntu 14.04
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How to install and configure WordPress 4.2.2 on CentOS 7
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How To setup LAMP stack on CentOS 7
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WordPress App on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS
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How to Upload Custom Images with OpenStack
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How to Setup OpenStack CLI Tools
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Getting started with Docker in minutes using Docker Machine
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MEAN & Socket.IO Integration Tutorial
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Getting Started with MEAN Stack
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Small Dive Into Meteor.JS
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CentOS 6 to CentOS 7 Upgrade Procedure
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How to Setup Remote System Logging with rsyslog on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS
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10 Essential & Useful Ruby on Rails 4 Gems
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10 Essential Laravel 4 Packages Everyone Should Use
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Ruby on Rails vs. Laravel: Getting Started
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How to host multiple Ghost instances on a single server
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How To Customize your Ghost Instance
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How To Get Started with Apache libcloud and OpenStack
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How To Install and Use EasyEngine (ee) on Ubuntu
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How To Install & Host Ghost with Nginx on Ubuntu
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How to mitigate and fix OpenSSL Heartbeat on CentOS or Ubuntu
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How To Deploy Django on Nginx, Gunicorn with Postgres
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How To Install GitLab As Your Private GitHub Clone
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How To Configure a Galera Cluster with MariaDB on Ubuntu 12.04
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How To Install FreePBX on CentOS
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How To Install and Configure Varnish with Apache on Ubuntu
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How To Install Linux, Nginx, MySQL, PHP (LEMP) stack on Ubuntu
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How To Install an Upstream Version of Node.js on Ubuntu
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How To Create a SSL Certificate on Nginx for Ubuntu
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How To Set Up a Minecraft Server on Linux
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How To Install Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP (LAMP) stack on Ubuntu
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How to protect your SSH server with Fail2Ban on Ubuntu
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How To Install Rails and Nginx with Passenger on Ubuntu
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How To Setup Your Own VPN With PPTP on Linux (CentOS, Ubuntu, Debian)
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How To Set Up Nginx Virtual Hosts on Ubuntu
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How to add extra swap space on CentOS 6
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How To Install and Setup Postfix on Ubuntu
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How To Setup VNC For Ubuntu
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How To Setup SSH Keys
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How to Install Git on Ubuntu
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How to Add Swap on Ubuntu
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How To Install Ruby on Rails on Ubuntu
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Fixing 403 Forbidden Nginx Errors
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Installing Latest Node.js on Ubuntu
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Nginx Windows: How to Install
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WordPress Performance Tip: Controlling Cronjobs
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How a Private Cloud is Crucial for Strategic Flexibility
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- Running CoreOS Container Linux on VEXXHOST
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Everything to Know About President Donald Trump’s New Drone Program
President Donald Trump has introduced a plan that may let companies like Google and Amazon move more quickly to use drones for delivering diapers, tangerines, and shampoo to your doorstep. The Trump Administration said Wednesday that unspecified local and state … Continue reading
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Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal optimistic about Twitter investment: CNBC
RIYADH (Reuters) – Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, who owns investment firm Kingdom Holding, said in an interview with CNBC on Monday that he was optimistic about his investment in Twitter. FILE PHOTO: Saudi Arabian Prince Al-Waleed bin Talal arrives … Continue reading
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Venmo Users: You’re About to Be Able to Use the App to Shop Online
Millennials who split the bill can split bills at many more sites. PayPal announced a massive expansion for use of its Venmo payments app popular with millennials. The app grew as a quick way for customers to send each other … Continue reading
What IT Spending Forecasts Tell Us About the Future of IT
IT spending patterns make it clear that we are in a software and cloud-based world. InformationWeek: Cloud
If AWS is serious about Kubernetes, here’s what it must do
Amazon Web Services has joined the “Anyone-but-AWS” club, pledging its support to the Cloud Native Computing Foundation to better align with the Kubernetes crowd. It’s not as if the cloud giant had much of a choice: As much as AWS … Continue reading
Azure Stack: Microsoft’s private-cloud platform and what IT pros need to know about it
Microsoft’s release of Azure Stack, an on-premises version of its public cloud, could be important for networking and data center pros for one simple reason: It gives customers a way to use a popular and familiar cloud platform without shipping … Continue reading
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What You Need to Know About Containers
Interop ITX will offer a day-long, Container Crash Course for those who want to learn more about containers’ impact on enterprise operations. InformationWeek: Cloud
After Amazon outage, HealthExpense worries about cloud lock-in
Financial services companies as popular targets of cybercriminals for the obvious reason — they’re where the money’s at. And health care companies have medical records, which are very valuable on the black market since the information there can be abused … Continue reading
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Look before you leap: 4 hard truths about IoT
Most technologies go through a stage when everything seems possible. Personal computers in the early 1980s, the internet in the late 1990s and mobile apps around the beginning of this decade were like that. But so was the first unboxing … Continue reading
IDG Contributor Network: Building the predictive enterprise: What CIOs should tell CEOs about A.I.
By now we have all heard the buzz. Siri has plenty of company. Alexa and Google have invaded the home. Tesla’s artificial intelligence is, well, driving itself. Google’s Deep Mind is running the company’s multi-billion-dollar search business. Even they don’t … Continue reading
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How to find, view, and delete everything the Amazon Echo and Google Home know about you
Has Amazon’s Echo and Google’s Google Home taken up residence in your home? If not, you’re probably at least considering adding one of these digital helpers. They are supremely useful after all, providing assistance with everything from weather forecasts to … Continue reading
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IDG Contributor Network: Greenpeace announces its latest report about the environmental impacts of cloud
Greenpeace, the organization that is an advocate for the environment, is a useful part of the conversation around technology. Readers would be forgiven for scratching their heads as to why Greenpeace would have anything of note to say about technology, … Continue reading
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Google: Cloud won’t require customers to worry about infrastructure
Google infrastructure czar Urs Hölzle is focused on a cloud future where customers don’t think about the infrastructure underlying all of the workloads they’re running. In his view, one of the key advantages of the cloud is that customers can … Continue reading
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IDG Contributor Network: Everything you need to know about Nextcloud Box
Nextcloud is teaming up with Canonical and WDLabs (an internal team of innovators to explore new ideas) to bring ‘private-cloud-in-a-box’ devices to the market. It’s the continuation of the work Nextcloud team was doing with WDLabs, before splitting up with … Continue reading
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Cloud Chronicles: Why Care.com cares about the cloud
In the latest edition of Cloud Chronicles, Network World’s Brandon Butler visits the offices of Care.com, which runs almost its entire business via the cloud. InfoWorld Cloud Computing
Video: What you didn’t know about private cloud
‘Private cloud’ is a term people throw around a lot – but what is it exactly? +MORE CLOUD CHRONICLES VIDEOS: A look back at 2015 – a year of big moves in the cloud + Just having a highly virtualized … Continue reading
4 no-bull takeaways about Docker Cloud
Late last year, Docker snapped up cross-cloud container management service Tutum, but it wasn’t clear how the acquired company’s handiwork would manifest under the Docker brand. Earlier this week, we found out: Tutum reemerged as Docker Cloud amid little fanfare, … Continue reading
CIOs, stop dreaming about total cloud control
CIOs have a tough job these days. They have to adopt cloud computing and, at the same time, not give up control over their systems’ processes and data. Many CIOs are starting to regain control. Rogue clouds led in the … Continue reading
What businesses should know about Privacy Shield
U.S. businesses may take some comfort from the fact that a successor to the Safe Harbor agreement has finally been named, but at this point, they shouldn’t get too comfortable. Since it was first announced on Tuesday, the EU-U.S. Privacy … Continue reading
Google’s ‘Lego’ Smartphone, Smarter TVs: What We’re Excited About In 2016
The New Year holds the promise of exciting new technologies hitting the scene. Here are ones to keep an eye out for in 2016. InformationWeek: Cloud
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How to be a responsible devil’s advocate about the cloud
People like me keep saying that the cloud is here, it’s real, and it’s good — so stop resisting. But it is okay to push back on the cloud. Really. Opinions that provide a devil’s-advocate point of view that can … Continue reading
What you need to know about Microsoft Skype for Business
First there was Skype, a well-liked app for instant messaging, video chat, and voice calls. Then Microsoft bought the company in 2011, continuing to offer it as a consumer product along with Lync as a business application. But last year … Continue reading
How to get (and keep) girls jazzed about programming
Much has been written about the need to involve girls in coding, but the best path to success is to get them excited about using computers as tools to build what they’re interested in or solve their problems. It’s not about teaching … Continue reading