Linux Platform Operations​

Linux Platform Operations umfassen die Verwaltung, Automatisierung und Sicherstellung der Sicherheit von Linux-basierten IT-Infrastrukturen, um stabile und effiziente Unternehmensprozesse zu gewährleisten.

Hier finden Sie wertvolle Beiträge und Best Practices rund um die Verwaltung und Optimierung von Linux-Plattformen. Wir decken eine Vielzahl an Technologien ab, darunter Ansible, Docker, Git, Puppet, Terraform und orcharhino. Unsere Experten teilen praxisnahe Tipps und tiefgehendes Wissen, um Ihnen bei der Automatisierung, Konfiguration und dem Betrieb Ihrer Infrastruktur zu helfen.

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Podman containers and system integration – how can I orchestrate my containers without Kubernetes?

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In this webinar, you will receive a practical introduction to the management and orchestration of container-based applications. The aim is to show you how you can keep your containers under control.
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Wazuh and Event-Driven Ansible – successfully connecting two worlds

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In this webinar, you will receive a practical introduction to the integration of Wazuh and Event-Driven Ansible for the automated handling of security-relevant events. The goal is to show you how such a combination can dramatically reduce your response times and make your processes more resilient.
Terraform vs. OpenTofu

Terraform vs. OpenTofu: Which solution is right for your company?

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IaC automation is essential. Terraform dominates, but HashiCorp's license change poses challenges. OpenTofu as an open source alternative promises more flexibility. Which tool is better? This comparison will help you choose.
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Podman in use: what does my Linux need to best serve the containers?

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In this webinar, we will dive into the world of Podman, a leading tool for managing containers on Linux. You will learn how to optimally prepare your Linux distribution for the daily use of container applications and how to use Podman efficiently to manage containerized applications.
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Registers and Macros in Vim

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Chemnitz Linux Days 2023—and ATIX in the thick of things! In his talk, our Senior IT Consultant Jan Bundesmann presented registers and macros in Vim.
Migrating Git-100

Migrating Git

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If you want to change your system landscape, you might want to move your git repositories (repos) as well. However, there are always challenges and questions that you will need to think through and clarify in advance. We’ve been there and done that, and now we would like to share some of our experiences.
Migrating CentOS 8 to Rocky Linux 8 or AlmaLinux 8 using orcharhino

Migrating CentOS 8 to Rocky Linux 8 or AlmaLinux 8 using orcharhino

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Red Hat has ceased support for CentOS 8 with the end of 2021. Therefore people have been looking for alternatives. Two of the most famous ones are Rocky Linux 8 and AlmaLinux 8, both of which represent binary compatible distributions based on Red Hat.
How to install a wireless access point on Fedora

How to install a WLAN access point on Fedora

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Sometimes you need a configurable access point on a Fedora desktop. In this blog article, we describe how to do this in a few simple steps. ATTENTION: Now comes a lot of code! ATTENTION: Now comes a lot of code!
Btrfs vs ZFS: Die Zukunft der Dateisysteme ATIX Blog

Btrfs vs ZFS: The future of file systems

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Let’s explore the evolution of file systems: Btrfs vs ZFS. Btrfsand ZFS are the “next generation” of file systems. But what does the technology offer us and what are the additional benefits? Here you can find out more about the new features of the new generation.

Tag Archive for: Linux Platform Operations​

Frank 1

Podman containers and system integration – how can I orchestrate my containers without Kubernetes?

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In this webinar, you will receive a practical introduction to the management and orchestration of container-based applications. The aim is to show you how you can keep your containers under control.
gergely 3

Wazuh and Event-Driven Ansible – successfully connecting two worlds

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Tags: ,
In this webinar, you will receive a practical introduction to the integration of Wazuh and Event-Driven Ansible for the automated handling of security-relevant events. The goal is to show you how such a combination can dramatically reduce your response times and make your processes more resilient.
Terraform vs. OpenTofu

Terraform vs. OpenTofu: Which solution is right for your company?

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by
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Tags: ,
IaC automation is essential. Terraform dominates, but HashiCorp's license change poses challenges. OpenTofu as an open source alternative promises more flexibility. Which tool is better? This comparison will help you choose.
Frank 1 (2)

Podman in use: what does my Linux need to best serve the containers?

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by
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Tags:
In this webinar, we will dive into the world of Podman, a leading tool for managing containers on Linux. You will learn how to optimally prepare your Linux distribution for the daily use of container applications and how to use Podman efficiently to manage containerized applications.
cnfgcamp meet atix

Registers and Macros in Vim

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Tags:
Chemnitz Linux Days 2023—and ATIX in the thick of things! In his talk, our Senior IT Consultant Jan Bundesmann presented registers and macros in Vim.
Migrating Git-100

Migrating Git

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by
/
Tags: ,
If you want to change your system landscape, you might want to move your git repositories (repos) as well. However, there are always challenges and questions that you will need to think through and clarify in advance. We’ve been there and done that, and now we would like to share some of our experiences.
Migrating CentOS 8 to Rocky Linux 8 or AlmaLinux 8 using orcharhino

Migrating CentOS 8 to Rocky Linux 8 or AlmaLinux 8 using orcharhino

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by
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Tags: ,
Red Hat has ceased support for CentOS 8 with the end of 2021. Therefore people have been looking for alternatives. Two of the most famous ones are Rocky Linux 8 and AlmaLinux 8, both of which represent binary compatible distributions based on Red Hat.
How to install a wireless access point on Fedora

How to install a WLAN access point on Fedora

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Sometimes you need a configurable access point on a Fedora desktop. In this blog article, we describe how to do this in a few simple steps. ATTENTION: Now comes a lot of code! ATTENTION: Now comes a lot of code!
Btrfs vs ZFS: Die Zukunft der Dateisysteme ATIX Blog

Btrfs vs ZFS: The future of file systems

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by
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Tags:
Let’s explore the evolution of file systems: Btrfs vs ZFS. Btrfsand ZFS are the “next generation” of file systems. But what does the technology offer us and what are the additional benefits? Here you can find out more about the new features of the new generation.