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23 August 2024
Debconf 24 - Debian Conference in Busan, South Korea
DebConf 2024 from 28. July to 4. Aug 2024 https://debconf24.debconf.org/ Last week the annual Debian Community Conference DebConf happend in Busan, South Korea. Four NetApp employees (Michael, Andrew, Christop and Noël) participated the whole week at the Pukyong National University. The camp takes place before the conference, where the infrastructure is set up and the […]
20 August 2024
DebCamp - bootstrap for Debconf24
DebConf24 https://debconf24.debconf.org/ took place from 2024-07-28 to 2024-08–04 in Busan, Korea. Four employees (three Debian developers) from NetApp had the opportunity to participate in the annual event, which is the most important conference in the Debian world: Christoph Senkel, Andrew Lee, Michael Meskes and Noël Köthe. DebCamp What is DebCamp? DebCamp usually takes place a […]
13 August 2024
Proxmox Local Storage Replication: Ensuring Data Redundancy and High Availability
In the world of virtualization, ensuring data redundancy and high availability is crucial. Proxmox Virtual Environment (PVE) is a powerful open-source platform for enterprise virtualization, combining KVM hypervisor and LXC containers. One of the key features that Proxmox offers is local storage replication, which helps in maintaining data integrity and availability in case of hardware […]
26 April 2022
Manually Create an AppArmor Profile for Nginx
As described in the previous post, access control on Unix-like systems is traditionally based on the principle of Discretionary Access Control (DAC). Applications and services run under a specific user and group ID and are granted the corresponding access rights to files and folders. AppArmor implements a Mandatory Access Control for Linux, based on the […]
15 March 2022
Introduction to AppArmor
Fundamentally, access control under Linux is a simple matter: Files specify their access rights (execute, write, read) separately for their owner, their group, and finally, other users. Every process (whether a user’s shell or a system service) running on the system operates under a user ID and group ID, which are used for access control. […]