Category Administration
Let's start with the fact that there are cases when you need to make an application with a connection to a database. This is done in order not to delve too much into backend development and concentrate on the frontend due to a lack of hands and skills. I can't say that my solution will be safe, but it works. Since I don't like paying for hosting, I […]
System administrators all over the world, congratulations on your professional holiday! We have no system administrators left (well, almost). However, the legend about them is still fresh. In honor of the holiday, we have prepared this epic. Make yourself comfortable, dear readers. Once upon a time the world of Dodo IS was on fire. During that dark time, the main task of our system administrators was to survive […]
Happy holiday to everyone involved! We wish you a stable connection and nights without alarms! We can’t go anywhere without you, and now we’ll show you why 😉 ps We’re giving a special prize to the person who is the first to find a frame with a tambourine in the video. Write in the comments at what second it appeared, and we will contact you. Source: habr.com
Alexander Baranov works as an R&D director at Veeam and lives between two countries. He spends half his time in Prague, the other half in St. Petersburg. These cities are home to Veeam's largest development offices. In 2006, it was a startup of two entrepreneurs from Russia, related to software for backing up virtual machines (that’s where the name […]
Today is a holiday for the most valiant “soldiers of the invisible front” - System Administrator Day. On behalf of the Medium community, we congratulate all the involved superheroes of the IT universe on their professional holiday! We wish all colleagues a long uptime, stable connection, adequate users, friendly colleagues and success in their work! PS Don't forget to congratulate your colleague - a system administrator at your job :) Source: […]
While both governments and multinational corporations pose significant threats to individual freedoms online, there are dangers that far outweigh the first two. Its name is uninformed citizens. — K. Bird Dear Community members! The Internet needs your help. Since last Friday, we have been publishing the most interesting notes about events taking place in the decentralized Internet service provider community […]
TL;DR: I'm excited about Haiku, but there's room for improvement Yesterday I was learning about Haiku, an operating system that pleasantly surprised me. Second day. Don't get me wrong: I'm still amazed at how easy it is to do things that are hard on Linux desktops. I'm eager to learn how it works and also excited to use it daily. Is it true, […]
At the end of June, the next meeting of the IP Club, a community created by Huawei to exchange opinions and discuss innovations in the field of network technologies, took place. The range of issues raised was quite wide: from global industry trends and business challenges facing customers, to specific products and solutions, as well as options for their implementation. At the meeting, experts from the Russian division […]
A common mistake of novice businessmen is that they do not pay enough attention to collecting and analyzing data, optimizing work processes and monitoring key indicators. This results in decreased productivity and suboptimal waste of time and resources. When processes are bad, you have to correct the same errors several times. As the number of clients grows, the service deteriorates, and without data analysis […]
Despite the fact that everyone knows perfectly well that testing your software is important and necessary, and many have been doing it automatically for a long time, in the vastness of Habr there was not a single recipe for setting up a combination of such popular products in this niche as (our favorite) GitLab and JUnit . Let's fill this gap! Introductory First, let me outline the context: Since all our […]
Continuing the ongoing series of articles devoted to custom implementations of Windows console utilities, we cannot help but touch upon TFTP (Trivial File Transfer Protocol) - a simple file transfer protocol. As last time, let's briefly go over the theory, see the code that implements functionality similar to the required one, and analyze it. More details - under the cut I will not copy-paste reference information, links to which can traditionally be […]
While some software is heading towards total simplification and some strange design transformations, the IT infrastructure of companies is becoming more complex and confusing. If you're itching to argue with this, then you most likely haven't configured Cisco routers, haven't dealt with DevOps, are alien to monitoring and print management, and still think that an admin is a cat, a shredder, […]
