Securing the enterprise workspace with BYOD

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BYOD brings with it a revolutionary transformation of end-user workspaces. It unshackles practices like employees tied to a physical location and specifications like rigidly configured devices, OS, applications and user states. It simply allows users to work from anywhere, accessing applications and content using myriad device configurations. In short, the benefits offered by BYOD make it worth pursuing. But to support the myriad devices, configurations and applications, organizations need to have a robust and scalable infrastructure. Above all, it requires specialized IT expertise to manage this news environment and infrastructure. (more…)

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How to limit the CPU usage by a Linux process ?

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Multi-tasking ability and faster response time are the most attractive features of Linux machines. Still some tasks may overburden the CPU and contribute to sluggish performance of machines. From running MySQL process to back up, the CPU is getting utilised in full. It is fine, if the machine is not engaged in any other processes or tasks. But what if the machine functions as a server or your main desktop? In this case, overburdening CPU for running a task will definitely result in slothful performance. (more…)

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Server Monitoring Tools

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In real time environment, optimising the performance of the servers holds the key. In order to enhance the performance of the servers it is important to know related information about the system like CPU utilization, memory usage, network, disk I/O etc. In other words, it is essential to monitor these factors 24 x 7. High load surge and server downtimes are unavoidable and monitoring tools provide alerts in such critical situations. Some important monitoring tools are mentioned below. (more…)

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Secured Socket Layer (SSL) and related Vulnerabilities

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Secured Socket Layer, more commonly called as SSL, is a protocol in which data is transferred in an encrypted format to ensure security. This data transfer between client and the server is established with the help of certificates. SSL certificate is an absolute necessity for e-commerce sites as end users need to submit critical information like credit card details and personal information. Once installed, then the sites are accessed using the IP address header https:// rather than http://. Even though SSL ensures security they have some inherent vulnerability. This article mentions about SSL principles and its vulnerability.
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Dangerous commands on Linux

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As Linux servers are handled using commands, the following points should be taken note of while executing certain commands that could be potentially destructive. These commands should be used only…

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Prevent your server from being hacked

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Millions of websites are being hacked every day at different corners of the globe. Another million websites are prone to be a victim of this unfair phenomenon. A callous approach in maintaining the servers is the chief reason for hacking. The following are some ways by which hacking can be controlled to a great extent.
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How to speedup Word Press websites

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Among the most popular tools for websites based on Content Management System, Word Press has established itself as one of the leaders. As of August 2013, Word Press is used by more than 22% of the top 10 million websites. Also it is the most popular blogging system in use, in more than 60 million websites. Thousands of plugins and themes are offered by Word Press to help you build websites / blogs in just a few clicks. On the other side, speed of loading is the most common problem that Word Press websites often encounter.

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WordPress updates (Feature updates and how it helps bloggers)

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When one think of a blogging platform to work on, WordPress come into act which is one of the free tools available for blogging based on content management system. What makes it the most popular blogging platform is definitely its simplicity which paves the way to use it conveniently and with ease. How about the features and functions of WordPress? Endless. Furthermore, full freedom of the free software can be utilized. If we can peep into a few exciting features, they could be

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Rising Cloud & Vanishing Tapes

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Rising CloudThe rising request for the Cloud is bringing an end to the era of so called Tape silo (also known as Tape robot or Tape Jukebox) though not all of a sudden, but gradually. The Tapes are basically the major source for Mainframe storage medium. Whenever the Mainframe word is used, people do think of the IBM Mainframe, which is actually true. The Mainframe are IBM zSeries machines in usage. Now coming back to the topic, the tapes are still used by Large Industries or Huge companies. The normal example to this is, a Drug/Pharmaceutical Industry. A drug industry have to maintain large amount of data backup of its medicines. It depends upon the drug type, its regulations, etc. for a period of 15, 65, 100 years. None can think keeping these many data for such a long period. Then, we relied over the Tapes. The tapes have really become Old along with the Mainframes. And what’s the drawback in it ? (more…)

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Server Data Protection – Cost Saving Tips

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In the technology oriented modern era, need for data protection holds immense importance. An unprotected data carries the risk of being easily accessible. Hence the importance of disaster recovery to modern businesses is unavoidable. Natural or man-made reasons create disasters and the recovery techniques always come at a price. It is important for businesses to implement cost effectiveness in disaster recovery. Data protection through servers is possible by replicating the data remotely and making it accessible for data restoration and migration. Data should not get corrupted and should be easily restored. Let us now discuss the currently available data storage options. Small physical hard drives are better options for storing fewer amounts of data. Open source tools like rsync is also used for synchronizing data between local machines and remote servers. But these cost efficient tools have limitations while processing large data sets. NAS and SAN storages as well as cloud storage systems are used widely for backing up large data in remote servers. (more…)

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