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Kamalesh Sah
I have develop part of simple tutorials which cover the basics of UNIX / Linux commands.
http://www.youtube.com/user/kamleshutube#g/u
Feedback appreciated:)
97 weeks ago from GNU/Linux
Veerendra:
I appreciate your work. Would be nice if you address the following issues:
- Adding voice
- Spelling mistakes
77 weeks ago
77 weeks ago
Hey guys, Linux is alive and well in the UK, thought I'd say hello and join the group. We're running an integration workshop in June, could be a bit far to travel though, maybe I should come over there?
http://www.ntileeds.co.uk/course/linux-for-business-workstation-integrat...
102 weeks ago from GNU/Linux
Photis Patriotis
Anyone know of any web-crawlers that are cloud based and I can use for testing? Basically, I want to fire up a bunch of them to crawl my dev site so I can run analysis on the responses/server activity.
107 weeks ago from Cloud Computing, Web Development, Drupal, Tech Gurus and GNU/Linux3 more
Photis Patriotis:
I was just at a presentation a few weeks ago about JMeter + the grinder (MoreI was just at a presentation a few weeks ago about JMeter + the grinder (http://grinder.sourceforge.net/). Really cool stuff for simulated user load testing. Does JMeter do crawling though? I've only seen it work with pre-programmed tests.
80legs looks pretty promising. I was hesitant trying it since it brought down the site before. It gives you a lot of custom code options and it's free unless you want really robust crawling. I still need to see whether I can actually do all of the analysis I need to on the responses though.
107 weeks ago
80legs looks pretty promising. I was hesitant trying it since it brought down the site before. It gives you a lot of custom code options and it's free unless you want really robust crawling. I still need to see whether I can actually do all of the analysis I need to on the responses though.
107 weeks ago
Photis Patriotis:
Update, I have also started working with MongoHQ.com. It's a cloud-based solution for MongoDB hosting.
104 weeks ago
104 weeks ago
blake hall
Anybody near Milwaukee this weekend? Check out BarCampMilwaukee: http://www.brazencareerist.com/group/milwaukee/event/barcamp-milwaukee
138 weeks ago from GNU/Linux
Lou Rinaldi
Longtime open source advocate and Linux sysadmin here. Currently working at Yale, using Linux with OpenVZ for virtualization of LAMP sites.
138 weeks ago from GNU/Linux
Yavor Yanakiev:
We have a bunch of LAMP site and virtualization is must by my point of view. I'm trying to convince my colleagues and especially the bosses.
138 weeks ago
138 weeks ago
Yavor Yanakiev
Living Dead is back...
Apparently SCO nightmare is not over yet.
http://www.techdirt.com/articles/20090824/2244595987.shtml
143 weeks ago from GNU/Linux
Photis Patriotis
Wow, can't believe I haven't found this group yet. Not sure I'm considered a Linux professional, but our entire site runs on it.
149 weeks ago from GNU/Linux
