Blog Section
The issuance of certificates began on September 16 of last year. Since then, many articles and notes about the new wireless communication standard have been published, including on Habr. Most of these articles focus on the technical specifications of the technology, detailing its advantages and disadvantages. This is all good and as it should be, especially on technical resources. However, we decided […]
The release of Chrome OS 84 has taken place, based on the Linux kernel, the upstart system manager, the ebuild/portage build tool, open components, and the Chrome 84 web browser. The user environment of Chrome OS is limited to the web browser, and standard programs are replaced by web applications; nonetheless, Chrome OS includes a full multi-window interface, desktop, and taskbar. The build of Chrome OS 84 […]
One of the most relevant scenarios for using the PVS-Studio analyzer is its integration with CI systems. Although analyzing a project with PVS-Studio can be integrated into almost any continuous integration system with just a few commands, we continue to make this process even more convenient. PVS-Studio now supports converting analyzer output into a format for TeamCity — TeamCity Inspections Type. Let’s take a look at […]
Dear readers, good day. Today we will briefly discuss Apache Spark and its development prospects. In the modern world of Big Data, Apache Spark is the de facto standard for developing batch data processing tasks. Additionally, it is used to create streaming applications that operate on the micro-batch concept, processing and delivering data in small portions (Spark Structured Streaming). And […]
After a year of development, SUSE has released the industrial distribution SUSE Linux Enterprise 15 SP2. The SUSE 15 SP2 packages have already been used as the basis for the community-supported distribution openSUSE Leap 15.2. Based on the SUSE Linux Enterprise platform, products such as SUSE Linux Enterprise Server, SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop, SUSE Manager, and SUSE Linux Enterprise […]
TL;DR: this will be a description of Keycloak, an open-source access control system, an analysis of its internal structure, and setup details. Introduction and Key Concepts In this article, we will explore the key concepts to remember when deploying a Keycloak cluster on top of Kubernetes. If you wish to know more about Keycloak, refer to the links at the end of the article. To dive deeper […]
Software as a Service, Infrastructure as a Service, Platform as a Service, Communication Platform as a Service, Video Conferencing as a Service, but what about Cloud Gaming as a Service? Several attempts have been made to create Cloud Gaming, such as Stadia, recently launched by Google. Stadia is no stranger to WebRTC, but can others leverage WebRTC the same way? Thanh Nguyen […]
Hello, Habr! In this article, I will explain how to easily and simply host a static website using Yandex technologies, specifically Object Storage. By the end, you will have a live website available via an external link. This article will be useful if you are a beginner developer just learning programming; a developer who has created a portfolio and wants […]
The online resource Windows Central reports that Microsoft has likely changed its strategy regarding the Windows 10X operating system. The company has removed from the OS the technology responsible for virtualizing familiar Win32 applications for most users. This capability was initially planned to be included in Windows 10X, but Microsoft has now decided to eliminate it. It is assumed that this change was made to position Windows 10X as a competitor […]
The release of GeckoLinux, based on the openSUSE package base and focusing on desktop optimization and details such as high-quality font rendering, has been presented. The distribution is available in two versions: Static, based on openSUSE releases, and Rolling, based on the Tumbleweed repositories. The size of the ISO image is approximately 1.3 GB. Notable features include the availability of downloadable live builds that support […]
A patch update for the Python programming language 3.8.5 has been released, fixing several vulnerabilities: CVE-2019-20907 – an infinite loop in the tarfile module when trying to open specially crafted tar files. BPO-41288 – a crash when processing objects with a specially crafted NEWOBJ_EX opcode using the Pickle module. CVE-2020-15801 – the potential for HTTP header injection in a request through using newline characters in the 'method' parameter […]
Developers of the ALSA sound subsystem have prepared a set of changes for inclusion in the linux-next branch, from which the 5.9 kernel release will be formed, removing politically incorrect terms from the kernel-side code. These changes are in accordance with recently adopted recommendations for using inclusive terminology in the Linux kernel. The changes consist of 10 patches, 9 of which are related to removing language […]