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Introduction In many projects I have worked on, people did not customize TestRail and relied on the default settings. Therefore, in this article, I will attempt to describe an example of personalized settings that can help you improve your work efficiency. For this example, let's take a mobile application development project. A small disclaimer: This article does not cover the basic functionality of TestRail (for that […]
Recently, I wrote a response about the life of a project in Docker and debugging code outside of it, where I briefly mentioned that you can create your own configuration system so that the service works well in Kubernetes, retrieves secrets, and runs conveniently locally, even completely outside of Docker. It's nothing complicated, but the described 'recipe' may be useful to someone 🙂 The code on […]
Like many other MacBook Pro users, I faced the issue of insufficient internal storage. To be more specific, my daily-used rMBP was equipped with a 256GB SSD, which, of course, was not enough for the long term. And when I started recording videos during my flights, the situation only worsened. The amount of footage recorded after such flights […]
In this article, we will discuss various ways to organize RAID arrays and showcase one of the first hardware RAID controllers with NVMe support. The diversity of RAID technology applications is mainly found in the server segment. In the client segment, software RAID0 or RAID1 on two disks is often used. This article will provide a brief overview of RAID technology, along with a short guide […]
Hello, Habr! We invite Data Engineers and Machine Learning specialists to a free demo class "Deploying ML Models into Production with Online Recommendations as an Example." Additionally, we are publishing an article by Luca Monno, Head of Financial Analytics at CDP SpA. One of the most useful and straightforward machine learning methods is Ensemble Learning. Ensemble Learning is a method that lies at the core […]
Wishing everyone a great weekend! We invite you to a free demo class "Configuring a Web Server (Apache, Nginx, Nginx Load Balancing)," hosted by Andrey Buranov — a UNIX systems specialist at Mail.Ru Group. We are also publishing an article by Jonathan Corbet — Executive Editor at LWN.net. Journaling file systems promise to free system administrators from issues with disk corruption during system failures. Even without running integrity checks […]
This article will provide a detailed guide on installing and configuring Apache, Python, and PostgreSQL to run a Django project on MS Windows OS. Django already includes a simplified development server for local code testing, but for production tasks, a more secure and powerful web server is required. We will configure mod_wsgi to interact with […]
Observing the development of the file exchange network is interesting, but participating in it is even more exciting. Nowadays, by setting up and launching a modern NMDC hub, a newly minted administrator gains access to nearly all the developments and accumulated experience in this field from predecessors. They have a system ready for expansion and customization, including through numerous scripts. With ADC hubs […]
Kubernetes has become the standard method, and many will attest to this as they deploy containerized applications at various scales. But while Kubernetes helps us manage messy and complex container deliveries, what helps us manage Kubernetes itself? It can also be complex, convoluted, and hard to manage. As Kubernetes grows and evolves, many of its nuances will certainly be addressed within […]
Turing Pi is a solution for self-hosted applications built on the rack-mount principle found in data centers, only on a compact motherboard. The solution is geared toward building local infrastructure for local application and service development and hosting. Essentially, it's like AWS EC2 but for the edge. We are a small team of developers who decided to create a solution for building bare-metal clusters in the edge […]
Good news for Chromebook users who miss Windows applications on their machines. The beta version of CrossOver has been released, allowing Windows OS applications to run in a software environment on Chromebooks. However, there is a downside to this sweet deal: the software is paid, starting at $40. Nonetheless, it's an interesting solution, and we are already preparing […]
We are pleased to present the beta version of NGINX Service Mesh (NSM), a lightweight service mesh utilizing a data plane based on NGINX Plus for managing container traffic in Kubernetes environments. NSM can be downloaded for free here. We hope you will try it out for dev and test environments — and we look forward to your feedback on GitHub. Implementing microservices methodology is associated […]