| January 2001 Volume
10 Number 01 |
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An Apache Load Balancing Cluster
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Don Gourley
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Gourley describes the Java Application Server Pseudo-cluster (JASPer), a simple cluster built with commodity hardware and free software from the Apache Foundation.
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GnuPG: An Open Solution to Data Protection
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D. Hageman
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Hageman provides an overview of Gnu Privacy Guard.
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Installing OpenBSD on Small Disks
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Mike Murray
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Murray shares a script for configuring BIND 8 on OpenBSD using a minimum footprint on the disk.
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Linux as an Application
Server -- The Tomcat Way |
Chris Bush
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Bush provides an introduction to Tomcat, a specific Web application server environment.
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Getting Out/Getting In
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David Beecher
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Beecher shows how to use an SSH tunnel and port forwarding to form a secure tunnel from your workstation inside a firewall-protected network to your external UNIX workstation at home or a remote office.
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Measuring and Improving Memory Efficiency of Large Applications
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Greg Nakhimovsky
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Nakhimovsky describes how a large application uses system memory and what you can do to monitor and improve its memory efficiency. He presents and discusses special tools particularly for use under Solaris.
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Homebrew High
Availability: Booting Linux from a RAID-1 Device |
Drew Smith
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mith provides step-by-step instructions for booting Linux from a software RAID-1 device. Besides doubling the reliability of your hard disk, this configuration also gives your IDE or SCSI bus a break, giving it two different paths from which to read from the disk.
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QoS Through the Network
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Gilbert Held
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In the concluding article of his series on QoS, Held explains why it can be a daunting task to operate a DiffServ network and discusses an alternative networking approach based on Integrated Services and the use of RSVP.
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Build a Floppy
Firewall |
Andreas Meyer
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Meyer describes how he turned an unused PC into a packet-filtering firewall using a package called "floppyfw". It boots off a single floppy, runs completely in RAM, and uses ipchains for the filter rules.
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Disruptions of Service: Types and Effects
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Peter H. Salus
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Various events can disrupt Internet service. In this article, Salus defines some types of interruption and their causes.
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Open Source Real-Time Operating Systems
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Rafeeq Ur Rehman
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Rehman provides an overview of some real-time solutions for Linux.
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RSVP: Signaling Quality of Service
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Ron McCarty
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A
Fibre Channel Primer: Part 2 |
W. Curtis Preston
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Questions and Answers |
Jim McKinstry and Amy Rich |
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Books:
A User's Report |
Elizabeth Zinkann |
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Linux Intrusion Detection Poster |
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