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When developing services for a fully managed container platform like Cloud Run, you're likely to quickly tire of constantly switching between the code editor, terminal, and Google Cloud Console. Moreover, you'll have to repeatedly execute the same commands with every deployment. Cloud Code is a set of tools that includes everything you need for writing, debugging, and deployment […]
Welcome to the third lesson of the FortiAnalyzer Getting Started course. In the last lesson, we deployed the layout necessary for performing lab exercises. In this lesson, we will discuss the key principles of working with logs on FortiAnalyzer, get familiar with event handlers, and explore mechanisms for log protection. The theoretical part and the full recording of the lesson are under the cut. To access […]
The Open Invention Network (OIN), aimed at protecting the Linux ecosystem from patent claims, has announced an expansion of the list of packages covered by the patent non-assertion agreement and the provision for the free use of certain patented technologies. The list of components in distributions that fall under the definition of a Linux system (“Linux System”), covered by the agreement among OIN participants, has been expanded to include […]
The corrective release of Firefox 81.0.2 has been published, fixing the incompatibility with Twitter that was already reported last week. The issue manifests as a network protocol failure error when attempting to open Twitter, which can be resolved by removing the site-related handler on the “about:serviceworkers” page without modifying the browser’s code. Additionally, it is worth noting the appearance in nightly builds of Firefox […]
The release of a set of GCC-compatible LLVM development tools has occurred. In particular, as part of the experiment, Flang — a frontend for the Fortran language — has been included. Notably, the migration of the build system towards the use of Python 3 has begun. However, version 2 of the language is still supported as a fallback option. Support for AST recovery has been added, which simplifies error tracing in the code, […]
High performance is one of the key requirements when working with big data. At Sber, we manage the data loading process of almost all transactions into our Data Cloud based on Hadoop, and thus deal with truly large streams of information. Naturally, we are constantly seeking ways to enhance performance, and now we want to share how we were able to […]
Flying Fortress by Nele-Diel The Mail.ru Cloud Storage team has translated an article about the important criteria for choosing an object storage solution. Next is the text from the author's perspective. When it comes to object storage, people usually think about just one characteristic — price per TB/GB. Of course, this metric is important, but it renders the approach one-sided and equates […]
When implementing ready-made ERP systems, 53% of companies experience significant challenges that require changes to business processes and organizational approaches, and 44% face substantial technical problems. In this series of articles, we will break down what an ERP system is, its benefits, how to determine the necessity of its implementation, what to know when choosing a platform provider, and how to implement it. The concept […]
A release of the Porteus Kiosk 5.1.0 distribution has been prepared, based on Gentoo and designed for equipping standalone internet kiosks, demonstration stands, and self-service terminals. The bootable image of the distribution takes up 110 MB. The base build includes only the minimal set of components necessary to run a web browser (both Firefox and Chrome are supported), which has been stripped down to prevent undesirable activity in the system (for example, […]
The free office suite OpenOffice.org has turned 20 — on October 13, 2000, Sun Microsystems released the source code of the StarOffice office suite under a free license, which was created in the early 1990s by Star Division. In 1999, Star Division was acquired by Sun Microsystems, which made one of the most significant steps in the history of […]
Hello, Habr! Currently, there are not many communication standards that are both intriguing and interesting, while also not occupying 500 pages in a PDF format. One such standard, which is easy to decode, is the VHF Omni-directional Radio Beacon (VOR) used in aeronautics. VOR Beacon (c) wikimedia.org To start, a question for readers […]
The release of version 13.4 is out, featuring a HashiCorp vault for CI variables, a Kubernetes Agent, and a security center, along with toggleable features in Starter. At GitLab, we constantly think about how to help users reduce risks, enhance efficiency, and speed up delivery on your preferred platform. This month, we have introduced several useful innovations that expand security capabilities and minimize […]