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Explore cloud computing from a linux® perspective and discover some of the most innovative and popular linux-based solutions-paying particular attention to choices that can bring environmental benefits. We have discussed cloud computing from a variety of perspectives in a number of contexts. For embedded Linux engineers and enthusiasts, cloud ...

In this issue of Java Development 2.0, Andrew Glover describes how to develop and deploy for Amazon elastic Compute Cloud (EC2). Learn about the differences between EC2 and Google App Engine, and how to quickly build and run a simple EC2 with the Eclipse plug-in and the concise Groovy language ...

In the past few years, the innovative development of the open source world has elevated the productivity of Java™ developers to one level. Free tools, frameworks and solutions make up for once-scarce vacancies. The Apache CouchDB, which some people think is a WEB 2.0 database, is very promising. It's not difficult to master CouchDB, it's as simple as using a Web browser. This issue of Java open ...

What we want to does in this short tutorial, I'll describe the required tournaments for setting up a single-node Hadoop using the Hadoop distributed File System (HDFS) on Ubuntu Linux. Are lo ...

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First, the hardware environment Hadoop build system environment: A Linux ubuntu-13.04-desktop-i386 system, both do namenode, and do datanode. (Ubuntu system built on the hardware virtual machine) Hadoop installation target version: Hadoop1.2.1 JDK installation version: jdk-7u40-linux-i586 Pig installation version: pig-0.11.1 Hardware virtual machine Erection Environment: IBM Tower ...

Android is a Linux kernel based software platform and operating system that was developed early by Google and then developed by the Open Cell Phone Consortium open handset Alliance. It uses the Software heap layer (software stack, also known as software Overlay) architecture, mainly divided into three parts. The low-level is based on the Linux kernel, providing only basic functionality, while other applications are developed by the companies themselves, and Java is part of the programming process. In addition, to promote this technology, Google and the other dozens of ...

Open source Hotspot Inventory 1984, Richard Stallman launched GNU and Free Softwarefoundation, which has been open source for more than 28 years. From the bottom of the operating system to advanced desktop applications, there are open source footprint. Linux, which is especially open source operating system, is a controversial issue and is subject to many commercial attacks. 　　Many people like to put open source and business together, to accuse Open source is how "irregular", "energy consumption", "instability" and so on, especially Microsoft. Talk about ...

JSP Virtual Host technology provides a simple and quick way to create Web pages that display dynamically generated content. JSP technology is designed to make it easier and faster to build web-based applications that work with a variety of Web servers, application servers, browsers, and development tools. This provides a comprehensive overview of JSP technology, describing its development background and the overall objectives of the technology. 　　Also, in a simple example, a key component of a page based on JAVATM technology is described. Development based on ...

Open source software is now a supporting technology throughout the internet age, and you may not be able to leave the web world built up of Open-source software. Now let's take a look at some of the most important open source technologies. Linux Linux, an operating system for the Internet, is a free operating system that was born in 1991 and can be obtained free of charge through a network or other means, and can modify its source code arbitrarily. It can run major UNIX tool software, applications, and network protocols. It supports 32-bit and 64-bit hardware. Linux inherits Unix to network ...