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Amazon cloud computing SimpleDB boto processing: ON: 2009-04-24 10:46:48; Amazon SimpleDB (SDB) is a fast, scalable real-time dataset indexing and querying framework that makes it easy to store and retrieve structured data for Amazon Web Services-based applications in the cloud. In this article, learn some of the basic concepts of Amazon Cloud computing and check out some of the functions provided by the third-party open source Python library named boto. You will get familiar with Amazon Cloud computing and SDB by running small snippets of boto code in a Python shell.; 22 times | category: [Shells and Utilities]

Embed Lua for scriptable apps: ON: 2009-04-24 10:46:00; The Lua programming language is a small scripting language specifically designed to be embedded in other programs. Lua's C API allows exceptionally clean and simple code both to call Lua from C, and to call C from Lua. This allows developers who want a convenient runtime scripting language to easily implement the basic API elements needed by the scripting language, then use Lua code from their applications. This article introduces the Lua language as a possible tool for simplifying common development tasks, and discusses some of the reasons to embed a scripting language in the first place.; 25 times | category: [Shells and Utilities]

Snort Log Parser: ON: 2009-04-24 10:31:13; A script I wrote in bash used to email events to you everyday rather than having to manually go through the logs.; 9 times | category: [Security]

Linux can rule cloud computing: ON: 2009-04-24 10:21:00; You can't read a technical Web site these days without some mention of so-called cloud computing. Cloud computing gives users access to massive computing and storage resources without their having to know where those resources are or how they're configured. This article discusses the anatomy of cloud computing and how Linux and the open source community contribute to the world of cloud computing. As you might have guessed, Linux and open source technologies play a huge role.; 24 times | category: [Networking]

Create your own Eclipse plug-in template: ON: 2009-04-24 10:03:33; This article elaborates on multisection implementation and control within templates, introduces UI component customization methods to improve usability, illustrates a way to add input validation function on the UI side, and explains how to organize the directory structure of plug-in project automatically.; 22 times | category: [Miscellaneous]

How to install a Counter-strike: source dedicated server on linux: ON: 2009-04-24 09:59:00; The process of installing a source dedicated server for Counter-strike: source, it will also let you host games for half-life 2 death match!
Requirements & Port Forwarding inc.; 208 times | category: [Miscellaneous]

Scripting with Guile: ON: 2009-04-24 09:50:42; The days of building and delivering static software and products are over. Today, users expect their products to be dynamic and easily customizable. Learn how, with Guile, you can interpret Scheme scripts, dynamically bind scheme scripts into compiled C programs, and even integrate compiled C functions into Scheme scripts.; 6 times | category: [Linux and other OSs]

New Pass It Along Peer-to-Peer knowledge exchange: ON: 2009-04-24 09:36:22; Pass It Along is a peer-to-peer knowledge exchange network Web 2.0 application that builds communities of experts and learners around "nuggets" of knowledge. This article explains the high-level concepts of Pass It Along as a segue into the application itself. Here are a few of the most popular Learning Paths that have already have been built collectively by many community members: Basic Linux Administration, Advanced Linux Administration, Desktop Linux, and Eclipse for Beginners. Your feedback is needed to make it better for you and others.; 2 times | category: [Getting Started]

Configuration and management of slave KDC on AIX: ON: 2009-04-24 09:22:31; Become an expert administrator of a reliable Kerberos environment involving multiple Kerberos master-slave Key Distribution Centers (KDC) on IBM AIX and many clients. In this article, learn how to configure and manage the basic master-slave KDC setup.; 7 times | category: [Getting Started]

SELinux and Smack security modules for Linux containers: ON: 2009-04-24 09:00:34; A common response when someone first hears about containers is "How do I create a secure container?" This article answers that question by showing you how to use Linux Security Modules (LSM) to improve the security of containers. In particular, it shows you how to specify a security goal and meet it with both the Smack and SELinux security modules.; 43 times | category: [Administration]

Perform uniform mounting with generic NFS: ON: 2009-04-24 08:49:52; This article discusses the architecture and the mechanism behind a generic NFS mounter, a utility that will undoubtedly help the NFS clients by providing easier, one-point access to the files on the NFS server and by offering a more consolidated view of the NFS space. See how to automatically consolidate many different NFS versions into a uniform mount.; 8 times | category: [Administration]

Multiple shell management with GNU Screen: ON: 2009-04-24 08:39:27; If you've spent hours on a task, such as debugging an application, it can be maddening to lose your work in an instant. This article shows you how to keep your shell and your work alive, even across multiple sessions and dropped connections using GNU Screen. Screen is a remarkable tool that you will quickly find invaluable in any work you perform on the command line. In fact, use it once, and you will wonder how you ever lived without it.; 10 times | category: [Administration]

Avoid virtualization overhead with Linux Containers: ON: 2009-04-24 08:33:07; Linux Containers provide lightweight virtualization that lets you isolate processes and resources without the need to provide instruction interpretation mechanisms and other complexities of full virtualization. In this step-by-step tour of Linux container tools (LXC), the author introduces you to the Linux container tools and shows how to get up and running on them. This article will show you how Linux containers significantly lower the overhead of using true virtualization, while still providing isolation.; 41 times | category: [Administration]

This article covers cp, tar, and rsync, that can aid with the security of the synchronization of UNI: ON: 2009-04-24 08:31:06; There are many tools available that allow you to synchronize files across UNIX directories, but doing it effectively, and securely, takes a little bit more effort. This article looks at solutions for synchronizing files across UNIX filesystems and different computer systems securely, and at solutions that allow you to synchronize encrypted versions of your files for the purposes of backup.; 33 times | category: [Administration]

The benefits of parceling Root power with POSIX: ON: 2009-04-24 08:25:24; POSIX file capabilities split root user powers into smaller privileges, such as the ability to read files or to trace processes owned by another user. By assigning capabilities to a file, you can enable an unprivileged user to execute the file with those specified privileges. In this article, learn how programs can make use of POSIX capabilities, how to investigate which capabilities are needed by a program, and how to assign those capabilities to the program.; 5 times | category: [Administration]

The Linux KVM may change the way you use linux: ON: 2009-04-24 08:24:19; Linux and flexibility go hand in hand, and the options for virtualization are no different. KVM supports the virtualization of Linux guest operating systems -- even Windows with hardware that is virtualization-aware. This article explores the architecture of the Linux KVM as well as why its tight integration with the kernel may change the way you use Linux.; 20 times | category: [Administration]

Reduce power consumption through smart activity monitors: ON: 2009-03-18 09:43:53; Learn how to reduce your power consumption in your Linux computers by monitoring application-usage patterns and user activity. After tuning your kernel, hdparm, ACPI, and CPU settings, discover how to add these application monitors to more effectively enter your low-power states. Also, find out how to use the focusTracker and kst visualizations to find gaps of inactivity, and create rules that can save you some green.; 16 times | category: [System Monitoring]

Implement two-factor authentication for AIX using Kerberos: ON: 2009-03-18 09:32:36; Kerberos is one of the most popular network authentication mechanisms. In this article, learn how to design a multi-factor authentication over the Kerberos protocol. Understand the use of One-Time Password (OTP) and GSS-API to achieve this.; 55 times | category: [Shells and Utilities]

Supplement Creative Commons with open standards: ON: 2009-03-18 09:31:29; This article explains how you can protect your piece of digital content—whether it be documents, audio tracks, video clips, or cropped images that end users can download with their favorite browser. It will show you what you need to know about the DRM technology to achieve DRM interoperability from device to device.; 8 times | category: [Security]

From parallel SCSI to serial SCSI: ON: 2009-03-18 09:12:36; SCSI (Small Computer System Interface), often called Parallel SCSI, is almost 30 years old and can hardly keep up with the demands of today’s IT environment. Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) was developed to address the limitations inherent in SCSI. This article highlights the differences between these two interfaces and points out the attributes that account for the increasing popularity of SAS.; 21 times | category: [Networking]

Nokia N810 Internet Tablet code unit testing: ON: 2009-03-18 09:06:49; This installment looks at different options for helper libraries, coding with unit testing in mind, and user interface choices.; 41 times | category: [Linux and other OSs]

How to install Linux on the iPhone: ON: 2009-03-18 08:52:51; This is a guide on how to install Linux on the iPhone provided by the iPhone-dev team, follow carefully every step and enjoy your linux iPhone hacking….; 5 times | category: [Installation]

The Friendly Interactive Shell (FISH) is ideal for UNIX users: ON: 2009-03-18 08:39:48; The Friendly Interactive Shell, or fish, is a joy to use. Its syntax, context-sensitive help, and color-coded command-line interface (CLI) greatly simplify the use of UNIX and ease the burdens of scripting. This article offers tips and tools on how to use it. So, go fish!; 49 times | category: [Editing Files]

Spot-on Unix command-line productivity tips: ON: 2009-03-18 08:37:10; Using UNIX in a day-to-day office setting doesn't have to be clumsy. The first step toward increasing your office productivity using the UNIX command line is to take a close look at your current day-to-day habits. This article introduced several command-line techniques and concepts to increase your office productivity using UNIX command-line tools and applications.; 75 times | category: [Administration]

Compiling and installing eaccelerator for PHP: ON: 2008-09-16 15:34:48; A nice tutorial on how to compile, install, configure, and use eAccelerator for PHP.; 55 times | category: [Administration]