Linux 3.7 ARMs for the Future
Full ARM support lands in latest Linux kernel, as well as new VXLAN Software-Defined Network virtualization support.
Tags: Linux, virtualization, x86, ARM, Linux kernel, ARM server, VXLAN, Software-Defined Networking
Full ARM support lands in latest Linux kernel, as well as new VXLAN Software-Defined Network virtualization support.
Improved filesystem, virtualization and networking features make their debut in the latest open source Linux kernel release.
The new Linux kernel enhances Btrfs next gen filesystem and changes routing for BATMAN.
Oracle moves to Linux 3.0 and adds full support for the next-generation Btrfs filesystem.
First new Linux kernel of 2012 is now available, improving filesystems and performance.
Red Hat rolls out new cloud services at the Red Hat Summit, Ubuntu's CTO calls
it quits, Attachmate makes some post-acquisition moves and takes aim at the Mono
Project, and more.
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Ubuntu, Red Hat, Mono, Linux kernel, Attachmate
Cgrpoups is a feature initially developed to limit resource usage in the Linux kernel. But it can do much more, including tweak memory, bandwidth and CPU usage of system processes as well as deny access to system resources.
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Linux, open source software, Ubuntu Server, Linux kernel