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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- Public Cloud Compare
- Cloudsoft AMP + VEXXHOST: A Success Story | Cloudsoft
- Comparing the speed of VM creation and SSH access of cloud providers
- Running CoreOS Container Linux on VEXXHOST
- Cloud Computing Review
- Big Data on OpenStack
- Connect Vexxhost cloud service to your Mac
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- Why Should Containers Be A Part Of Your Hybrid Cloud Strategy?
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- How To Overcome Cloud Operation Complexities
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Tag Archives: Open
3 open source projects that make Kubernetes easier
Clearly, Kubernetes is an elegant solution to an important problem. Kubernetes allows us to run containerized applications at scale without drowning in the details of balancing loads, networking containers, ensuring high availability for apps, or managing updates or rollbacks. So … Continue reading
IDG Contributor Network: Open clouds – Let freedom ring!
Open clouds build upon all three of the open software models – open standards, open source, and open core – described in our last blog, “What does ‘open’ mean to IT in the cloud era?” Beyond the benefits of open … Continue reading
IDG Contributor Network: What does ‘open’ mean to IT in the cloud era?
The term “open” when used in the IT context is an old and heavily used word. In an industry where new terms are introduced with incredible frequency, then age, and are discarded like napkins at a BBQ restaurant, the term … Continue reading
Why Edward Snowden loves open source
Infamous government hacker Edward Snowden believes open source is a fundamentally better way to use technology compared to proprietary technology that he believes disempowers users. Snowden was interviewed at the open source cloud computing project OpenStack Summit in Boston via … Continue reading
Open Source in the Enterprise: Challenges and Myths
Open source is all the rage, but isn’t exactly easy to adopt. An Interop ITX speaker offers some tips. InformationWeek: Cloud
Microsoft embraces open source in the cloud and on-premises
With the announcement of a broad swathe of new data products and services at Microsoft Connect in New York City last week — including that the next release of SQL Server will support Linux (and Docker) — the software giant … Continue reading
Open source tool manages AWS Lambda apps
A new open source project from Express and Node.js-canvas creator TJ Holowaychuk lets developers create, deploy, and manage AWS Lambda functions from a command-line tool. Apex, written in Google’s Go language, also makes it possible to run applications in languages not directly … Continue reading
Dell’s OS10 aims to open up networks, then whole data centers
Dell is opening up its network operating system, one step toward a data-center OS that could help enterprises emulate cloud companies like Google and Facebook. Operating System 10, rolling out in stages this year, changes the company’s networking foundation from … Continue reading
Amazon will open London data center by early 2017
Amazon Web Services will open its third European datacenter cluster by early 2017, CTO Werner Vogels said Friday. The move will “provide … strong data sovereignty to local users,” Vogels wrote in a blog post. [ Find out how software-defined … Continue reading
Samsung Open Source IoT Platform Aims to Bridge Connected Devices Gap
Samsung challenge Intel and Qualcomm with the announcement of three new chips aim at the Internet of Things market. Samsung also announced the launch of SmartThings Open Cloud, which will help developers create the applications using their connected devices. The … Continue reading
IBM Strengthens Effort to Support Open Source Spark for Machine Learning
IBM is providing substantial resources to the Apache Software Foundation’s Spark project to prepare the platform for machine learning tasks, like pattern recognition and classification of objects. The company plans to offer Bluemix Spark as a service and has dedicated … Continue reading
Amazon Alexa Voice Service Open To More Developers
Amazon is looking to open its Alexa voice service to more developers and offering $ 100 million to get the service off the ground. InformationWeek: Cloud
Open Container Initiative Nears Container-Spec Goal
Multi-vendor collaborative adds new members as it works to finalize its draft container spec and run-time. InformationWeek: Cloud
Airbnb open sources SQL tool built on Facebook’s Presto database
Apartment-sharing startup Airbnb has open sourced a tool called Airpal that the company built to give more of its employees access to the data they need for their jobs. Airpal is built atop the Presto SQL engine that Facebook created in … Continue reading
Facebook Infer Bug Detection Tool Is Now Open Source
For Facebook, open sourcing Infer represents a gesture of goodwill toward the developer community, and advances the eventual goal of automated software verification. Doing so should also lead to improvements in Infer through external contributions. InformationWeek: Cloud
X2Engine Inc. Ships Highly-Anticipated Version 5.0 of Its Open Source CRM Sales Software Company Reaches New Milestone
Santa Cruz, CA (PRWEB) December 08, 2014 The open source CRM software X2Engine has reached another major milestone in its history with the company’s latest announcement of the availability of version 5.0 of its open source CRM software, which includes … Continue reading
Stacking up Open Clouds
Stacking up Open Clouds Finally, files stored on cloud servers or archived to cloud storage services containing sensitive corporate or personal data must be encrypted when not in use. Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 supports full disk encryption using LUKS … Continue reading
Quanta Cloud Technology (QCT) Introduces Integrated Rack Product Based on Microsoft Open Compute Specification
OCP EUROPEAN SUMMIT // PARIS (PRWEB) October 30, 2014 QCT, global provider of hardware to cloud datacenters, today takes the wraps off of its latest integrated rack solution. The new product is based upon the specification Microsoft released today to … Continue reading
Canonical Adds Ubuntu OpenStack Distribution for Open Source Cloud Computing
Canonical Adds Ubuntu OpenStack Distribution for Open Source Cloud Computing Canonical has announced its own distribution of OpenStack, the open source cloud computing operating system, built on top of Ubuntu Linux. Ubuntu Linux has already enjoyed the distinction of being … Continue reading