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Blogs.Oracle.Com – MySQL on Windows
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Blogs.Oracle.Com – MySQL on Windows
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In this article, I will cover some additional tips and tricks for using SSH for remote access, as well as some other ways to connect remotely to a server.
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When it comes to the subject of disk performance in Windows, the majority of questions can be quickly answered by Performance Monitor alone. Performance Monitor is very low overhead, does a great job with averages and can also capture and store data over long periods of time. It is an excellent choice to record a performance baseline and to troubleshoot.
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Btrfs is a new copy on write (CoW) filesystem for Linux aimed at implementing advanced features while focusing on fault tolerance, repair and easy administration. Jointly developed at Oracle, Red Hat, Fujitsu, Intel, SUSE, STRATO and many others, Btrfs is licensed under the GPL and open for contribution from anyone.
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LXC – Linux Containers : Userspace tools for the Linux kernel containers
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This chapter describes how to use Linux Containers (LXC) to isolate applications and entire operating system images from the other processes that are running on a host system. The version of LXC described here is 0.8.0 or later, which ships with Oracle Linux 6.4 and which has some significant enhancements over previous versions.
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All about the unix time stamp, the current timestamp, and a handy calculator.
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