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There are 8 posts tagged Linux (this is page 1 of 1).

Using the console on Windows

I tell you a secret: I’m a Windows user. I don’t use OSX, I don’t use Linux, I use Windows. And I tell you something more: I like it 😉 Usually I develop Java or JavaScript applications which perfectly run under Windows, Linux, OSX or what so ever. So developing under Windows is no problem […]

in Coding, DevOps | May 21, 2016 | 457 Words | 1 Comment

Resizing Vagrant box disk space

Vagrant is a great tool to provision virtual machines! As I’m a passionated Windows user, Vagrant is the weapon of my choice whenever I need to use some Linux-only tools such as Docker. I spinn up a new Linux VM, already configured with the things I need and start working. However, when it comes to […]

in DevOps | January 6, 2016 | 351 Words | 1 Webmention | 14 Comments

Cloud vendors with Windows

The cloud is build on Linux – that is my own humbling opinion. But is it really? To answer this question for myself, I took a look at a bunch of cloud vendors to see what they got under the hood. Here is what I found. But note that the list is neither complete nor […]

in DevOps | May 13, 2014 | 230 Words | Comment

How to know you are inside a Docker container

How to know that you are living in the Matrix? Well, I do not know, but at least I know how to tell you if you are inside a Docker container or not. The Docker Matrix Docker provides virtualization based on Linux Containers (LXC). LXC is a technology to provide operating system virtualization for processes […]

in DevOps | May 10, 2014 | 435 Words | 3 Webmentions | 1 Comment

Flatten a Docker container or image

Docker containers and respectively images can become fairly large. I recently worked with a Docker image which was over 7 GB big. However, it is pretty easy to flatten an image at the end. Difference between save and export As I described in my last post (http://tuhrig.de/difference-between-save-and-export-in-docker), there are two ways to persist a Docker […]

in Coding | March 31, 2014 | 443 Words | 11 Webmentions | 7 Comments

Difference between save and export in Docker

I recently played around with Docker, an application container and virtualization‎ technology for Linux. It was pretty cool and I was able to create Docker images and containers within a couple of minutes. Everything was working right out of the box! At the end of my day I wanted to persist my work. I stumbled […]

in Coding | March 26, 2014 | 894 Words | 16 Webmentions | 27 Comments

3 ways of installing Oracle XE 11g on Ubuntu

During the last few days I struggled with installing Oracle XE 11g on an Ubuntu VM. And with “the last few days” I mean “the last few weeks”. Sad, but true. Here is what I learned about installing Oracle XE 11g on Ubuntu. But please note that I am not a Linux specialist nor an […]

in Academic, Coding | March 22, 2014 | 1,309 Words | 1 Webmention | 14 Comments

Install OpinionTrends with nginx and memcached

OpinionTrends is build with Python and Flask. Therefore you can run it without any additional server right out of the box. Batteries included! However, it is much more common and much more efficient if you run it with a web server and an application server. A widely used combination for Python web applications is nginx […]

in Academic, Coding | January 22, 2014 | 1,185 Words | Comment
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