The story of civilization is witnessing yet another movement in the industrial frontiers. The evolving fourth industrial revolution is defining newer possibilities of an extraordinary leap to the technological forefront. Robots, artificial intelligence, Data Analytics, autonomous transport, IOT, Clouds, nanotechnologies etc are changing the society to a higher innovative dimension of technological applications. The […]
What is Linux Containers? Linux Containers are a virtualization method that requires a control host with a single Linux Kernel to run multiple isolated linux systems on the Operating System level. A dictionary definition of container is ‘an object for holding and transporting something’. Similarly, Linux containers (mostly abbreviated as LXC in technical language) help […]
We at IPSR, a leading Training Partner of Red Hat in India are very thrilled to know the announcement of Red Hat Inc the world’s leading provider of Open Source Solutions has deployed Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform for BMW Group – the world’s leading premium manufacturer for motorcycles and cars to support their delivery […]
What are the advantages of Distributed Processing? Security/Encapsulation Distributed database Faster Problem solving Security through redundancy Collaborative Processing What are the criteria necessary for an effective and efficient network? Performance: It can be measured in many ways, including transmit time and response time. Reliability: It is measured by frequency of failure, the time it takes […]
DevOps (Development and Operation) is evolving as one of the fastest growing movement in IT. This relationship between two domains is quite agile and is creating an immense opportunity in the emerging industrial scenario and owes a terrific growth potential. It is studied that by the end of 2016, DevOps will evolve as the conventional […]
As the saying goes ‘Everything in Linux is a file, if something is not a file, it is a process’. It is indeed a quite factual and posolutely a well ratified generalization. A Linux system considers folders, programs, services, texts, images, I/O devices, and generally all devices as files. Files in Linux can be typified […]
A new era has ushered in the history of computers and networking as the Linus Torvald on 1992 released a UNIX like operating system LINUX as the first complete free software operating system. Over the passage of time this had scaled a considerable growth and refinement, now this typical distribution encompasses everything the end user […]
uname -a Check the version of kernel running free [option(s)] The command free displays information about RAM and swap space usage, showing the total and the used amount in both categories. top [options(s)] top provides a quick overview of the currently running processes. Press H to access a page that briefly explains the main options to customize the program. diff [option(s)] file1 file2 The diff command compares […]