Charly's Column: Terminator The sys admin’s daily grind: Terminator
Mar 28, 2011Friends are all about friendship – names and appearances typically don’t play any role at all. Sys admin Charly’s friend the Terminator is a convincing example.
more »Canonical and Autonomic Resources to Bring UEC to U.S. Government
Feb 08, 2011Today, Canonical and Autonomic Resources announce the availability of an integrated product based on Ubuntu Enterprise Cloud (UEC) and Dell Blade server hardware under the ARC-P cloud product family.
more »Charly's Column: lsof Sys Admin's Daily Grind: lsof
Jan 31, 2011The shorter a command, the longer the list of support parameters. This rule applies to lsof, one of Charly’s favorite commands.
more »Cobbler Accepted Into Ubuntu Archive
Jan 19, 2011"Cobbler now in the ubuntu archive...and it actually works!," said Robbie Williamson, Ubuntu Server Team Manager at Canonical.
more »JBoss AS 6.0 Now Available
Dec 30, 2010JBoss AS 6.0, a free Java EE 6 compliant application server, is now available.
more »Charly’s Column: Cluster SSH The sys admin’s daily grind: Cluster SSH
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more »FreeBSD on EC2 Available Now
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more »Charly's Column: GestióIP The sys admin’s daily grind: GestióIP
Sep 29, 2010A tidy house, a tidy mind they say, and I’ll leave it up to you to consider what being disorganized might mean. Anybody who has tried to manage hundreds of IP addresses using just a sheet of paper or a spreadsheet will probably appreciate some help.
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