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Showing posts with label Open Source. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Open Source. Show all posts
Thursday, January 7, 2010
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
VMware issues/defects tracking system
VMware uses this system to track all their issues/defects, now they decide to opensource it
https://launchpad.net/racetrack
https://launchpad.net/racetrack
Clone your system using UDP multi-cast in few minutes
Give it a try! Really fast, it backups used-block only
http://clonezilla.org/
And it's wrapped up by http://www.fogproject.org/index.php
http://clonezilla.org/
And it's wrapped up by http://www.fogproject.org/index.php
Labels:
Backup Restore,
Links,
Linux,
Networking,
Open Source,
Unix
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Một phút để bắt đầu sữ dụng Python
Hôm nay tôi mới download được Unikey, và quyết định viết bài này bằng tiếng Việt. Lý do đơn giản là vì đã có quá nhiều bài viết bằng Tiếng Anh rồi
Một phút bắt đầu:
- Vào website: http://www.python.org/download/, và download gói cài đặt cho Windows của bạn
- Tạo một file text với nội dung (hello.py):
print "Hello World!"
- Mở Python Shell lên và open file (hello.py) lên, một cửa sổ soạn thảo file sẽ xuất hiện
- Trên cửa sổ soạn thảo file, chọn Run\Run Module (hoặc F5)
- Kiểm tra lại cửa sổ Python Shell, bạn sẽ thấy "Hello World!" xuất hiện
Vậy là bạn có thể bắt đầu tập tành viết chương trình Python cho chính bạn rồi đó
Hy vọng mình sẽ có thời gian viết thêm nhiều về Python, những thư viện của nó, tiện ích, ích lợi, v.v.
Một phút bắt đầu:
- Vào website: http://www.python.org/download/, và download gói cài đặt cho Windows của bạn
- Tạo một file text với nội dung (hello.py):
print "Hello World!"
- Mở Python Shell lên và open file (hello.py) lên, một cửa sổ soạn thảo file sẽ xuất hiện
- Trên cửa sổ soạn thảo file, chọn Run\Run Module (hoặc F5)
- Kiểm tra lại cửa sổ Python Shell, bạn sẽ thấy "Hello World!" xuất hiện
Vậy là bạn có thể bắt đầu tập tành viết chương trình Python cho chính bạn rồi đó
Hy vọng mình sẽ có thời gian viết thêm nhiều về Python, những thư viện của nó, tiện ích, ích lợi, v.v.
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
FreeNAS: another option for clustering environment
If you ever try to install the clustering environment like Exchange, MSSQL, you will fight with the problem of installing quorum disk. And the problem going bad if your server doesn't work well with NAS (HBA, etc. compatibility issues)
Long time ago, freeNAS was born, along with him was openfiler, etc. these are the simulation for NAS that was shipped with iSCSI, and many other protocols like: FTP, Samba, CIFS, etc. and a Web-based administration tool. And to make more convenient, they was shipped with VMware appliance as well... cool !
And you don't have to invest any NAS device, you just download the ISO (Live CD) or the VMware appliance of FreeNAS, turn it on, configure it! and you will have a NAS device that working through the iSCSI protocol
The remain, is to download iSCSI initiator (Microsoft provides one), and free on many Linux distribution. Configure it to work with your new NAS. You can map 1 iSCSI disk (on your freeNAS) to as much server as you want... you have your own Quorum disk
It works for both Windows, Linux as well. Beside that, freeNAS has many interesting features like: authentication through Active Directory, work as file server, scheduling for backing up, it is built on FreeBSD
Good luck!
Long time ago, freeNAS was born, along with him was openfiler, etc. these are the simulation for NAS that was shipped with iSCSI, and many other protocols like: FTP, Samba, CIFS, etc. and a Web-based administration tool. And to make more convenient, they was shipped with VMware appliance as well... cool !
And you don't have to invest any NAS device, you just download the ISO (Live CD) or the VMware appliance of FreeNAS, turn it on, configure it! and you will have a NAS device that working through the iSCSI protocol
The remain, is to download iSCSI initiator (Microsoft provides one), and free on many Linux distribution. Configure it to work with your new NAS. You can map 1 iSCSI disk (on your freeNAS) to as much server as you want... you have your own Quorum disk
It works for both Windows, Linux as well. Beside that, freeNAS has many interesting features like: authentication through Active Directory, work as file server, scheduling for backing up, it is built on FreeBSD
Good luck!
Labels:
Cluster,
DAS,
freeNAS,
iSCSI,
Linux,
NAS,
Networking,
Open Source,
Unix,
Virtualization,
VMware,
VMware Appliance,
Windows
Monday, September 29, 2008
VirtualBox: another Virtualization host software, it is open source
I did many investigation on many virtualization software, and VMware is the best to me, at least up to now
VirtualBox, through the website, what it says is so impressive, and it is open-source as well
I will try to use it, and report the comparision later
http://virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads
VirtualBox, through the website, what it says is so impressive, and it is open-source as well
I will try to use it, and report the comparision later
http://virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads
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