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Introduction to Packet Analysis – Part 2: Network Protocols

August 25, 2021 Devin BARTON 3 Comments 101, analysis, Basic, beginner, beginners, course, demo, example, examples, explained, exploit, free, guide, Helpful, how to, http, Information, Intro, Introduction, issa, kali, learn, lesson, Linux, method, methodology, miner, network, network miner, network packet, Online, OSCP, overview, packet, pen, penetration, protocol, security, tcp, tcpdump, technique, testing, tips, tool, training, tricks, tutorial, udp, vulnerability, webpwnized, Windows 10, wireshark, workshop

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OpenStack Charms – Project Update

August 9, 2021 Léa LOPEZ 0 Comments 101, application deployment, architect, Cinder, container orchestration, ContainersCommunityceilometer, glance, James Page, Neutron, Nova, nova-compute, OpenStack Sydney Summit Session, operator, Operatorcontainer management, Ops, Project Technical Lead (PTL), Public Clouds, Ryan Beisner, security, storagePublic Clouds, telecom, telemetryArchitect, UpstreamNeutron, User, user experience, UseropenshiftCinder, Women of OpenStack

The OpenStack Charms project provides deployment tooling for setting up and operating OpenStack Clouds at any scale. We’ve been an

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Introduction to Packet Analysis – Part 9: Packet Analysis with Wireshark (Part 1)

August 7, 2021 Allen THOMPSON 1 Comment 101, analysis, Basic, basics, beginner, beginners, Capture, captured, course, demo, easy, example, examples, explained, Forensics, free, guide, how to, http, Intro, Introduction, kali, lesson, Linux, method, methodology, miner, network, Online, OSCP, overview, packet, Packets, pcap, pen, penetration, simple, sniff, tcp, TCP-IP, tcpdump, technique, test, testing, tips, tool, traffic, training, tricks, tutorial, udp, webpwnized, windows, Windows 10, wireshark

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Build Your Serverless Container Cloud with OpenStack and Kubernetes

August 7, 2021 Léa LOPEZ 0 Comments 101, Arch / Ops, Calico, Case Study, Ceph, Cinder, demo, Hands-on Workshop, Kevin Zhao, Kolla, KubernetesNeutron, KubernetesOpenStackOpenStack, NeutronArch / Ops, Nova, openstack, OpenStack Vancouver Summit Session, Openstack-Helm, OpenStackTechnical, OPNFVTechnical, prometheus, SwiftTechnical, Upstream Development, Women of OpenStackTechnical, ZuulKeystone

Kubernetes make container easier to deploy, manage and scale. However, using Kubernetes on OpenStack still requires users to manage the

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Issues with OpenStack that are not OpenStack Issues

August 7, 2021 Léa LOPEZ 0 Comments 101, Ambassador, app developer, architect, Bare-metalapplication deployment, community, containers, CxO101, enterprise, Horizon, Ironic, Magnum, Neutron, nova-compute, NovaAmbassador, OpenStack Sydney Summit Session, operator, OperatorOperator, Ops, Public Clouds, Sven Michels, telecom, TelecomNova, Upstream, User, user experience, UserOps, UserProject Technical Lead (PTL)

When you plan to run an OpenStack Cloud, you also plan with some issues. Like features you need, but they

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Multicloud Networking – Connecting OpenStack Private Clouds to Public Clouds

July 19, 2021 Léa LOPEZ 0 Comments 101, Arch / Ops, Calico, Case Study, Ceph, Cinder, demo, Hands-on Workshop, Kolla, KubernetesNeutron, KubernetesOpenStackOpenStack, NeutronArch / Ops, Nova, openstack, OpenStack Vancouver Summit Session, Openstack-Helm, OpenStackTechnical, OPNFVTechnical, prometheus, Shannon McFarland, SwiftTechnical, Upstream Development, Women of OpenStackTechnical, ZuulKeystone

This session covers the design and deployment aspects of linking multiple public clouds (Google Cloud Platform, Amazon Web Services, and

TECHNICAL SOLUTIONS

How to troubleshoot and fix American Megatrends – Press F1 to Run SETUP

June 24, 2021 Jacob MORRIS 4 Comments 101, american, asus, Battery, bios, boot, BREAK, Cmos, cr2032, does, enter, EVGA, F1, fix, Gskill, how, into, megatrends, not, please, Press, recover, repair, replace, run, Setting, setup, Thermaltake, to, troubleshooting, will, windows

In this video i’m going to be troubleshooting a random error that happens that keeps the computer from booting into

OPERATING SYSTEMS OS Linux

How to Install Docker on Ubuntu

May 3, 2021 Devin BARTON 1 Comment 101, Basic, basics, beginner, beginners, centos, course, debian, demo, docker, Easily, easy, example, examples, explained, fast, free, get, getting, guide, how to, Install, Installed, Installing, installs, Intro, Introduction, lesson, Linux, method, methodology, Online, onto, overview, Put, putting, quick, Quickly, redhat, simple, technique, tips, tool, training, tricks, tutorial, ubuntu, webpwnized

Twitter: @webpwnized Thank you for watching. Please upvote and subscribe. Ubuntu supports Docker making Ubuntu Linux a good virtual machine

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Cisco – OpenStack- The Road Ahead for Cloud Computing Platforms

April 6, 2021 Léa LOPEZ 0 Comments 101, architect, CxO, enterprise, Lew Tucker, OpenStack Summit Boston, operator, User

Change is happening faster than ever. Even as we approach what might be the end of Moore’s law, it seems

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From Kubernetes to OpenStack – Kubespray, Helm and OpenStack

March 17, 2021 Léa LOPEZ 1 Comment 101, application deployment, architect, Cinder, container orchestration, ContainersCommunityceilometer, glance, Jaesang Lee, Neutron, Nova, nova-compute, OpenStack Sydney Summit Session, operator, Operatorcontainer management, Ops, Project Technical Lead (PTL), Public Clouds, security, Seungkyu Ahn, storagePublic Clouds, Taeil Choi, telemetryArchitect, UpstreamNeutron, User, user experience, UseropenshiftCinder, Women of OpenStack

In order to run OpenStack on Kubernetes, we need components such as: On-premise Kubernetes cluster and related monitoring system Easy-to-manage

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