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Monitoring Web Servers Should Never Be Complex

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If you run several web servers in your organization or even public web servers on the internet, you need some kind of monitoring. If your servers go down for some reason, this may not be funny for your colleagues, customer, and even for yourself. Introduction. For that reason, we use monitoring tools.

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How To Run a Docker Container on the Cloud: Top 5 CaaS Solutions

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Containerization simplifies the software development process because it eliminates dealing with dependencies and working with specific hardware. You could certainly deploy these containers to servers on your cloud provider using Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS). But, it can be quite confusing how to run a container on the cloud.

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Beginners’ Guide to Run a Linux Server Securely

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Linux could be a fantastic choice for your next cloud server. Imagine you can benefit from an up-to-date and fully-loaded operating system on a 90s hardware configuration of 512 MB and 1-core CPU. Although connecting to a server just using a single line command, you are keeping it secure could be a bit tricky.

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Using Raspberry PI in Virtualization: Unlocking New Possibilities

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Through the use of virtualization technology, multiple operating systems can now run on a single physical machine, revolutionizing the way we use computer hardware.

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Dynatrace SaaS on Azure now Generally Available

Dynatrace

This means you no longer have to procure new hardware, which can be a time-consuming and expensive process. You must procure hardware, install the OS on the server, install the application, and configure it. With SaaS, the applications and server now reside in the cloud on our Azure tenant.

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Building Resiliency With Effective Error Management

DZone

Hardware - servers/storage hardware/software faults such as disk failure, disk full, other hardware failures, servers running out of allocated resources, server software behaving abnormally, intra DC network connectivity issues, etc. Monitor the servers on various parameters and build redundancy.

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The Ultimate Database Scaling Cheatsheet: Strategies for Optimizing Performance and Scalability

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Scaling a database effectively involves a combination of strategies that optimize both hardware and software resources to handle increasing loads. From optimizing query performance with indexing to distributing data across multiple servers with horizontal scaling, each section covers a critical aspect of database management.

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