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Ten Tools for Configuration Management

Ten Tools for Configuration Management

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Configuration management (CM) comprises the detailed description and updating of information related to an enterprise’s software and hardware. This article lists the top 10...

The Way FreeBSD Jail Work

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FreeBSD-based computer systems can be partitioned into several independent mini-systems called jails by using operating system level virtualisation, which is an implementation of FreeBSD....

Running Apache Hadoop over Lustre

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A combination of the power of Hadoop and the speed of Lustre bodes well for enterprises. In this article, the author shows how Hadoop...

Qt5: Let’s Learn Some Theory

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This article marks the beginning of a new column on Qt5 programming, which is a platform-independent application framework. It is widely used for developing...
LAN and Raw Sockets network cable connect

A Guide to Using Raw Sockets

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In this tutorial, let us take a look at how raw sockets can be used to receive data packets and send those packets to...

Back Up Data by Using a Simple Shell Script

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Though there are a number of database backup tools available in the computer app market, this article is targeted at systems administrators who might...

Use Haskell to Access Two Popular Databases

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Haskell, named after logician Haskell Curry, is a standardised, general-purpose, purely functional programming language, with non-strict semantics and strong static typing. In this ninth...
assembly programming

The Benefits of Rust and How it Scores Over C

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Rust is a modern systems programming language that primarily aims at using code that is memory safe. It has a lot of new features...

Qt5: Console Applications and Networking

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Continuing with the series on Qt5 programming, this article takes the reader on to writing code and building a console application, which is also...

The IoT is great, but comes with security challenges for developers

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The time has come for embedded Linux to rule. From consumer electronics (like set-top boxes and smart TVs), in-vehicle infotainment (IVI), networking equipment (wireless...