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Bash Tricks

Enhance and secure your Bash shells

Aug 28, 2014

The Bash shell is powerful and infinitely expressive. In this article we describe some tricky techniques you can use to enhance and customize your Bash environment.

Fresh Fruit

CoreOS is the shooting star among cloud operating systems

Oct 01, 2014

CoreOS is an operating system for the cloud that relies on Docker and also lets you build compute clusters out of the box.

Pi Plus

Exploring the new Rasp Pi Model  B+

Oct 01, 2014

The brand new Raspberry Pi Model  B+ is solid and tidy, with many clever improvements in detail that make this the best version so far. The desired improvement in performance will have to wait for now.

Music Box

YouTube jukebox without a browser

Oct 01, 2014

YouTube offers more than just funny kitten movies; you will also find more than 60 million music videos. With a native YouTube client for Linux, you can use this online jukebox as conveniently as your local music collection.

Get Info, Stat

Stat-like command-line tools for admins

Oct 28, 2014

ASCII tools can be life savers when they provide the only access you have to a misbehaving server. However, once you're on the node what do you do? In this article, we look at stat-like tools: vmstat, dstat, and mpstat.

Bumpy Start

Exploring Red Hat Satellite Server 6

Dec 16, 2014

Red Hat's Satellite system management solution provides an amazing range of capabilities, but it isn't quite ready for orbit.

Lifebuoy

Restoring optical media with Dvdisaster

Dec 16, 2014

Even optical storage media are subject to wear. Dvdisaster helps you prevent data loss due to defective CDs, DVDs, or Blu-ray discs with a manageable amount of effort.

Misconceptions

Of lakes and sparks – How Hadoop 2 got it right

Jan 28, 2015

Hadoop version 2 has transitioned from an application to a Big Data platform. Reports of its demise are premature at best.

Switcheroo

Manipulating network data streams with Netsed

Mar 05, 2015

Netsed is a small communication tool that lets users modify the content of TCP and UDP data packets on the local network.

Guardian Angel

Detecting vulnerabilities in the WLAN with Wifislax

Mar 05, 2015

Modern WiFi installations provide comfort, but they often have serious security problems. Wifislax offers an extensive collection of tools for checking the security of your wireless network.

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