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I believe you have seen in many places "Docker based on Mamespace, Cgroups, chroot and other technologies to build containers," but have you ever wondered why the construction of containers requires these technologies? 　　Why not a simple system call? The reason is that the Linux kernel does not have the concept of "Linux container", the container is a user state concept. Docker software engineer Michael Crosby will write some blog posts and dive into Docke ...

One of the features of cloud computing is the ability to move applications from one processor environment to another. This feature requires a target operating system to receive it before moving the application. Wouldn't it be nice if you could automate the installation of a new operating system? A well-known feature of the intel™ architecture system is the ability to install Linux automatically. However, installing Linux automatically is a tricky issue for System P or IBM power BAE using the hardware management console. This article discusses the solution of ...

The network filesystem (nfs,network file system) is a mechanism by which partitions (directories) on a remote host are mounted over the network to the local system, which enables users to share partitions (directories) on the remote host, as if they were operating on the local system, by supporting the network file system. . In the development of embedded Linux, developers need to do all the software development on the Linux server, cross compile, the general FTP way to download the executable file to the embedded system operation, but this way not only effective ...

As a multi-user, multitasking operating system, Linux files are difficult to recover once they are deleted. Although the delete command is a deletion mark in the file node and does not really erase the contents of the file, other users and some processes with write-up actions will quickly overwrite the data. 　　However, for home stand-alone Linux, or mistakenly deleted files after timely remediation, or can be restored. 1. A brief introduction to EXT2 file system structure in the Ext2 file system used by Linux, files are stored in block units, by default ...

In a typical Linux system, at least two directories or partitions maintain temporary files. One of these is the/tmp directory, and TMP. 　　In the newer Linux kernel system, there may also be SHM, which is loaded with the Tmpfs file system. The problem with storing temporary files is that these directories can be a hotbed of zombies and rootkit that compromise system security. This is because in most cases, anyone (or any process) can write to these directories, as well as unsafe licensing issues. ...

As a multi-user, multitasking operating system, Linux files are difficult to recover once they are deleted. Although the delete command is a deletion mark in the file node and does not really erase the contents of the file, other users and some processes with write-up actions will quickly overwrite the data. 　　However, for home stand-alone Linux, or mistakenly deleted files after timely remediation, or can be restored. 1. A brief introduction to EXT2 file system architecture in the Ext2 file system used by Linux, files are stored in block units, by default ...

Installation steps: In the Linux environment, the installation of the Linux multiprocessor core there are two different situations, the following one to analyze the answer: A: In the installation, the system already has multiple processors, customers can directly install Linux as a multiprocessor core. Concrete steps: 1, the red Hat Linux 6.2 CD-ROM boot machine, in the presence of "boot:" type "text" Enter, into the text installation mode. 2, in "Package Group Selection" ...

The Linux system provides us with the solution, that is, the Tmpfs file system, TMPFS can use the memory directly, while not enough memory to use the swap partition to store. Also note that TMPFS is not persistent, restart data does not retain, please be sure to note, but we only use it to store cached files, even if the file is lost does not affect the site access, there is no risk. /dev/shm/is a device file that uses the Tmpfs file system (note: Under CentOS and Redhat,/dev/...)

Recently read some Linux command line articles, in the system information to learn a lot of commands. Think of a previously written article in fact, Linux so much easier to find these system information to view the command can also be summed up a small thing to come. # CAT/PROC/MTRR View Mtrrs Memory type range Registers # uhttp://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/11696.html >name-r view current kernel ...