The development of IoT has seen a rise of Docker on single-board computers for the ease and consistency of service deployment. The fact that most of the devices are built upon ARM architecture can pose a challenge to the usage of Docker in an IoT setting.
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Docker: the Game-Changing Player in Web Development
It is hard to believe the impact of open-source technologies: Docker was first released in 2013 and has gradually become the choice of virtualization of many web projects. How is Docker different? What makes Docker a game-changing player?
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FTP vs SFTP for the Tech Side of Your Business
File management is fundamental in certain business scenarios that can be perfectly resembled by the folder-and-file model ubiquitously shared across Windows, Mac OS X and Linux. FTP and SFTP can sound grandpa, but really remain the great solutions for an initial iteration of the tech side of a business. Thus, which one should you start with?
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HTTP Caching on Apache: Why and How for Legacy Web Systems
When a legacy web system becomes noticeably slower, it is important to react before a critical service failure. Studio theYANG introduces reverse proxy caching on Apache, the easiest and the most effective way of relieving the load of your system. Here’s why and how.
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Logging Correctly with syslogd
System logging is usually the most ignored part in web systems and is often done in an incorrect manner. This is a risk when the system becomes legacy and its complexity develops. In this post, Studio theYANG discusses how to log your system correctly with syslogd.
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