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How to get started with Red Hat Advanced Cluster Security for Kubernetes
Containers may be like "sandboxes," but libraries and applications still run inside of them, and like everything else, those components need to be monitored for vulnerabilities. The Red Hat Advanced Cluster Security (RHACS) module monitors runtime data on containers to look for known vulnerabilities and to verify Kubernetes clusters for policy enforcement.
SerenityOS: Remarkable project with its own JS-capable web browser
SerenityOS, which started out as a one-man project in 2018, has now got to the point where its creator proudly announced that its web browser passes the Acid3 browser test. This is a remarkable achievement for a very small, hobbyist project. Acid3 is relatively old now – it dates back to 2008. However it was and is quite demanding, testing Javascript, the Document Object Model and more.
Ubuntu 22.04 LTS Beta Released with GNOME 42 Desktop, Linux Kernel 5.15 LTS
Canonical today released the beta version of the upcoming Ubuntu 22.04 LTS (Jammy Jellyfish) operating system series to give the community an early taste of the upcoming features and changes.
Deepin 20.5 Released with Face Recognition
Beauty is a tradition to Deepin. It's a Chinese-made Linux distribution aimed at the average desktop computer user. Deepin 20.5 has tons of new improvements and features like an updated kernel and new app features. Here's what's new!
Shotcut Video Editor Gets Multi-Threading for All Implicit Video Scaling and Some Video Filters
Dan Dennedy released today Shotcut 22.03.30 as the latest stable version of this open-source, free, powerful, and versatile video editing software for GNU/Linux, macOS, and Windows, adding new features, improvements, and many bug fixes.
How to Secure Your Linux Server
Linux servers are a great, cost-effective way for businesses to store and share data. Linux is open-source, so it provides plenty of resources and community cooperation. However, that also brings security concerns. If you’re going to run a Linux server, you have to know how to secure it properly. This article will provide you with all you need to know to secure your Linux server, regardless of what Linux distro you’re running.
How to Use Password Store to Manage Your Passwords in Linux
Password Store is a simple Emacs front end for the pass password manager. Learn how to utilize this tool and manage passwords in Emacs today.
Secure software supply chains: good practices, at scale
Supply chain attacks rose by 42% in the first quarter of 2021 [1] and are becoming even more prevalent [2]. In response to secure software supply chain breaches like Solar Winds [3], Kaseya[4], and other less publicized compromises [5], the Biden administration issued an executive order that includes guidance designed to improve the federal government’s defense against cyber threats.
OpenStack Yoga Stretches Open-Source Cloud with LOKI
Key updates to OpenStack Yoga include new hardware enablement features and better support for Kubernetes.
What's KernelCare?
This article explains all that you need to know about KernelCare. But before studying about KernelCare, let’s do a quick recap of the Linux kernel. It’ll help you understand KernelCare better. The Linux kernel is the core part of Linux OS. It resides in memory and prompts the CPU what to do.
10 Lightweight Linux Distributions for your Old Hardware in 2022
We highlight a list of 10 lightweight Linux Distributions ideal for your older PC in 2022. We give you their features and what makes them perfect for reviving older hardware.
How Aqua Security is approaching DevSecOps in 2022
I recently took the opportunity to discuss open source and security challenges with Itay Shakury of Aqua Security. What follows is a fascinating discussion about current issues, the future, and specific cloud-native tools that address the concerns of today's Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs).
33 Excellent KDE Plasma Widgets (Updated 2022)
KDE Plasma widgets (also known as plasmoids) are a smart way of customizing the desktop. There are an abundance of widgets available that act like building blocks, constructing a desktop that’s perfect for your needs and requirements. We’ve tried the vast majority of KDE Plasma widgets.
A guide for developers on how to convert XML files to JSON
Modern-day technology is bringing innovation and improvements to present responsive solutions in development. In the process, open data sharing solely relied on the XML programming language. Over time, various programming languages have emerged like XML, JSON, and HTML. All these languages have significance, but they differ on multiple levels.
5 things open source developers should know about cloud services providers
"The cloud" refers to both the collective computing power of an interconnected array of servers and the software layer enabling those computers to work together to create dynamically defined infrastructure. Because many consider the cloud the new frontier of computing, it's dominated the software industry for the past several years. Still, your individual level of involvement with it probably depends on your career and how much you acknowledge that you're using the cloud in your computing.
How to Install Laravel PHP Framework with Nginx and Free Let's Encrypt SSL on AlmaLinux 8
Laravel is a free, open-source, and lightweight PHP web framework used for building PHP-based web applications. It is popular due to its elegant syntax, advanced features, and robust toolset. In this post, we will show you how to install Laravel with Nginx on Alma Linux 8.
Create a Bootable USB Stick from the Ubuntu Terminal
This tutorial shows step-by-step how to create a bootable USB stick on the Ubuntu Linux command line by using the dd command. For this guide we have been using Ubuntu 20.04, but the same procedure will work on Ubuntu 22.04 as well.
GParted 1.4: New version of live partition-manipulation tool
GParted is a graphical dynamic partition management tool for Linux. In other words, it does useful things like non-destructively expand or shrink disk partitions while they contain data. It's not unfair to describe it as a FOSS recreation of the late lamented PartitionMagic.
How to get started with scripting in Python
Python is one of the most ubiquitous development languages; it's used frequently by sysadmins, data scientists, back-end software developers, and web developers. Python has many use cases, and this tutorial explores how to use it for scripting common sysadmin tasks.
How to Fix the Horizontal Lines Bug in Chromium on Linux
For some reasons, the Chromium browser is occasionally affected by an annoying graphical glitch which occurs mostly when watching YouTube videos.
Let's see some solutions to fix this problem.
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