Category: Administration

Is Kubernetes the new Linux? An interview with Pavel Selivanov

Transcript: Azat Khadiyev: Hello. My name is Azat Khadiyev. I am a developer in the PaaS direction at Mail.ru Cloud Solutions. Here with me is Pavel Selivanov from Southbridge. We are at the DevOpsDays conference. He will be giving a presentation on how Kubernetes can help build DevOps, but most likely you will achieve nothing. Why such a grim topic? Pavel Selivanov: […]

Are cushions needed in the data center?

Cats in the Data Center. Who's in favor? Do you think there are cushions in today's data centers? We answer: yes, and plenty! And they're not just for tired engineers and technicians, or even a cat (though where would a cat come from in a data center, right?). These cushions are responsible for fire safety in the building. Cloud4Y explains that […]

The Dangers of Hacker Attacks on IoT Devices: Real Stories

The infrastructure of a modern metropolis is built on Internet of Things devices: from cameras on the roads to large hydropower plants and hospitals. Hackers can turn any connected device into a bot and further use it to carry out DDoS attacks. The motives can vary widely: hackers may be paid by governments or corporations, or sometimes it's just criminals looking to have fun and make money. In […]

Writing our own capped expirationd module for Tarantool

Some time ago, we faced the issue of cleaning tuples in Tarantool spaces. The cleaning needed to be initiated not when Tarantool was already running out of memory, but in advance and with a certain frequency. For this task, Tarantool has a module written in Lua called expirationd. After a short period of using this module, we realized it was not suitable for us: […]

Official position of the Program Committees of Highload++ and other IT conferences regarding claims against Igor Sysoev…

The official position of the Program Committees of Highload++ and other IT conferences regarding the claims against Igor Sysoev and Maxim Konovalov. The attack on Igor Sysoev, an outstanding programmer and creator of Nginx, a product distributed under a free license, accessible to everyone for free use and for studying the source code, is a glaring act of aggression against the entire industry. We express our support for Igor, and we want […]

Open source – is everything to us

Recent events compel us to take a position regarding the news surrounding the Nginx project. At Yandex, we believe that the modern internet is impossible without the culture of open source and the people who invest their time in developing open-source software. Just consider: we all use open-source browsers, receive pages from servers running open-source code, which operates on […]

Atlas Shrugged, or the Wrong Turn

The most valuable things each person has are their life and the time allotted to them. Everyone manages these resources in their own way. There are no second chances, you cannot be born again, and you cannot turn the clock back. Igor Sysoev devoted nearly 20 years of his life to painstakingly working on creating what is arguably the best web server in existence for all of humanity. Igor […]

We support the open-source culture and everyone who develops it.

We are convinced that open source is one of the foundations for rapid technological advancement. Sometimes such solutions turn into businesses, but what’s important is that the efforts of enthusiasts and the code behind them can be utilized and improved by teams around the world. Anton Stepanenko, Development Director at Ozon: — We believe that Nginx is one of those projects that definitely […]

How to respond to lawlessness? Inspired by the events with Nginx

This Thursday, an event shook the entire IT community: a raid at the Nginx office. The founder of Nginx, Igor Sysoev, can be considered one of the most talented and valuable individuals in Russia, and if this can happen to him, it can happen to any of us. This article sparked a massive discussion in the comments. This discussion and reactions are about […]

How to comply with the requirements of Law 152-FZ, protect your clients' personal data, and avoid our pitfalls  

According to Russian laws, any company that handles personal data of its users in Russia becomes a data operator, whether it wants to or not. This imposes a number of formal and procedural obligations on it that not every business can or wants to bear alone. As practice shows, it's completely reasonable not to want to, because this field of knowledge is still so new […]

Using Partitioning in MySQL for Zabbix with a Large Number of Monitoring Objects

For monitoring servers and services, we have long been using, and still successfully use, a combined solution based on Nagios and Munin. However, this combination has several drawbacks, which is why we, like many others, actively utilize Zabbix. In this article, we will discuss how to address performance issues with minimal effort as the number of metrics being collected increases […]

How to increase the communication range with a drone (UAV)

The task of increasing the communication range with unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) remains relevant. This article examines methods to improve this parameter. The article is written for developers and operators of UAVs and is a continuation of a series of articles on communication with UAVs (the beginning of the series can be found in [1]. What affects the communication range The communication range depends on the modem used, antennas, antenna cables, […]

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