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DockMon: modern Docker monitoring with auto-restart and multi-channel alerts (without going through Kubernetes)
Yes: DockMon exists, and it looks great for developers and IT teams who live in “plain Docker.” It’s a free and open-source project that delivers real-time monitoring, intelligent container auto-restart,
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AlmaLinux OS 9.7: the “Moss Jungle Cat” that wants to be the free, enterprise-ready alternative to RHEL 9.7
AlmaLinux is taking another step in its strategy to be the free and compatible alternative to Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) for enterprises, hosting providers and system administrators. The AlmaLinux
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In the age of “boot & breach”—spin up a VM in minutes, see it scanned 10 seconds later—your security baseline can’t be a wish list in a wiki. It needs
SUSE aims to be AI’s “runway to production”: unified stack, deep observability, and cost control — now side-by-side with RHEL and Ubuntu
SUSE has unveiled SUSE AI, a specialized stack built on SUSE Rancher Prime that targets the toughest enterprise AI bottleneck: operating models and AI applications at scale with security, observability,
“10.68” Isn’t Magic: How Abbreviated IPv4 Addresses Work (and Why Linux Sysadmins Should Treat Them Carefully)
If you’ve run Linux long enough, you’ve probably seen the trick: type 10.68 and it resolves to 10.0.0.68, or 10.20.2 lands on 10.20.0.2. In a lab this can save keystrokes;
NVIDIA vGPU on Proxmox VE: a complete guide to sharing one physical GPU across multiple virtual machines
GPU virtualization is now very much an on-prem reality thanks to NVIDIA vGPU Software and Proxmox VE. The proposition is familiar: one physical GPU can be split into multiple vGPUs
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