ebdav, 100gigs, $199/year, unlimited transfer. Anyone tried
it yet?
http://www.joyent.com/connector/bingodisk/using-bingodisk
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vides that level of service pretty easily. At my last
job, they started doing that after a couple years of buying from
them. We were a small company, probably order of $50k/year in hardware.
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o post the top N visited sites, without the
users. It generally conveys the message that the data is there, and
people are monitoring it. ntop or similar ought be able to do this.
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st isn't good
enough here. Let's hear it for lazy programming.
Who knows what else, since I still need to jump through those two hoops.
Anyhow, I'm not sure there's much to discuss. I mostly just feel the
need to rant about the
x27;m going to end up installing
crap, jumping through hoops, then uninstalling it. But that doesn't make
any more reasonable.
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h must be a windows server, and must be
backed by an oracle DB. I'm a pretty small shop, and those two
requirements are non-starters for me. If those aren't a big deal to you,
then looking there makes a lot of sense. Annoyingly, VMware changes the
name and structure of their enterp
"Derek J. Balling" writes:
> On Jun 19, 2009, at 9:12 AM, seph wrote:
>> The thing that always turns me off vmware, is that to use ESX/ESXi,
>> you
>> need a management server. Which must be a windows server, and must be
>> backed by an oracle DB.
>
&
down right
now with no confirmation". Not to mention the bit where it's got
frames designed to be larger than then their layout resulting in weird
wrapping.
I'd look at BayTech or APC over tripplite.
seph
berg...@merctech.com writes:
> In the message dated: Thu, 13 Aug 2009 16:5
much, even a meg of swap was
enough, but we had countless weird memory performance issues without it.
Of course, there are a lot of knobs in the linux memory management
system that I never tweaked, and it may be different now, but at least
for linux, I'm very wary
of offline requirements are there?
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it fairly hard to
enforce the mandated password requirements on ssh keys. So they don't
think they'll meet the requirements.
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uted cert as well as a centrally
managed password.
If you really want tokens, I know there are some standards here, and I
think there are bits that should world. cryptocard? oath? I haven't done
this research in awhile.
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r a long time. As long as you're not
chaining much through their internal switch ports.
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d dnsmadeeasy.com as a secondary at a couple of jobs. I haven't
had any problems.
I'm still trying to avoid ultradns after some particularly nasty sales
tactics they used a couple years ago. They were calling random company
officers ass
erit the cost of switching. If I were starting
fresh today, I'd look hard at chef, and probably fall back to puppet. I
find the other tools much harder to use.
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pets (like sudo) or to use
augeas where I can't.
cron isn't a great example since puppet has a native type that handles
it pretty sanely.
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FiOS looks great, if only they offered FiOS where I lived. Or even
everywhere they say they do. (My last office was in Lexington MA, where
they claim to offer service. Apparently they offer it everywhere but one
CO)
seph
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> I've said before that I really l
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