Servers: Virtual Machines, Landscape, and NextCloud
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5 reasons virtual machines still matter
Virtualization used to be a big deal. For a while, it was the primary way to run services in a "sandbox" environment. IT departments used virtual machines by the hundreds. And then containers happened, doing much of what a virtual machine could do with a fraction of the resources required. While container technology made virtual machines seem cumbersome, it didn't make them entirely redundant. In fact, virtualization is as useful today as ever, and here are five reasons why.
While container technology made virtual machines seem cumbersome, it didn't make them entirely redundant. In fact, virtualization is as useful today as ever. Whether you're…
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Canonical Unveils Landscape 23.03: Streamlining Ubuntu Linux Management
Like any old, grizzled Unix/Linux administrator, I used to do everything with shell scripts. But, when you're dealing with multiple servers or workstations, you need more. That's where programs such as Red Hat Satellite and Canonical Landscape come in. Now, Landscape 23.03, offers broader CPU architecture compatibility and improved Ubuntu Linux management and monitoring capabilities.
Landscape 23.03 manages all Ubuntu versions and derivatives from Ubuntu 16.04 Long Term Support (LTS) onwards, as well as Debian Bullseye. The latest version simplifies the launch and configuration of Landscape, with out-of-the-box support now included in Ubuntu Pro, Canonical's comprehensive security and compliance subscription.
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NextCloud Client Command Line
I have a headless server - one without a GUI - which I use as a NextCloud client. My laptop, phone, tablet, and server all sync with a cloud-based NextCloud instance.