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Building a Cloud-Agnostic Test Environment with Terraform

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Terraform is a tool to safely and predictably create, change and improve infrastructure. Terraform is cloud-agnostic and can use a single configuration to handle...

Keeping Secrets the Talisman way

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Talisman hooks into a Git repository to validate the outgoing change set for things that look suspicious, like potential SSH keys, authorisation tokens, private...

Exploring Clustering Methods in Machine Learning

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In machine learning, clustering is a technique that groups data points. Ideally, data points in a cluster should have similarities in properties or features,...

Having Fun with gcc, the C Compiler

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In this article we will discuss a few important options from among the hundreds provided by the gcc compiler to serve the needs of...

Four Fabulous Open Source Tools for Windows Sysadmins

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This article is an effort to help systems administrators of Windows systems get to know about open source tools that work very well on...

Microsoft Puts Microsoft Teams for Linux For Public Preview

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The company aims to get feedback from the community and improve it before making it generally available Microsoft said that it is dedicated...

The Association List (alist) Emacs Lisp Library: An Overview

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The Association List Emacs Lisp library provides a comprehensive API to work with alists. It has been written by Troy Pracy and the latest...

Leading open source providers in India

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In the fast-growing computing world, open source software has already been matured to take on closed source solutions. But its demand is still lower...

Getting Started with Git and GitHub on Windows

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Git is a popular distributed version control system that allows developers to manage their source code history. It is a great tool for collaboration...

Running Linux on Windows is Easy

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Once thought of as rivals, circumstances have made Windows and Linux come together. The introduction of Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) has made it...