I finally started to play with Ceph to add it in production. I’m still impressed by this storage solution. Just to remind, Ceph is an open-source, massively scalable, software-defined storage system which provides object, block and file system storage (not yet ready for production usage) in a single platform. It runs on commodity hardware-saving you costs, giving you flexibility. And as it’s in the Linux kernel, it’s easy to consume.
Cgroups permit to restrict a process to specific hardware like CPU or limiting IO disk etc… Managing it manually could be a nightmare and hopefully, a good workaround exists.
It’s called cgconfig and allows you to have a running daemon to apply restrictions on all new running process. I’ve made a documentation for it and spent time on it as it’s not properly Debian packaged yet :-(
Save the date for January 14th ! There is the 4th Docker Meetup organized in Paris !
I’ll be there, so if you want to meet me, it will be a pleasure !
Piwik 2.0 has been released a few days ago. The upgrade of my version was done without any issues (as a rule with Piwik).
I like the look of this new version and like the new mobile application on Android. It’s really better organized and really looks like as an application (compared with the first version).
There are some new interesting features for professionals (not for my personal usage).
If you don’t know it yet, it’s a good alternative to Google Analytics and you should try it.
On android, you may need some folder to no being indexed. It could be photos or videos…
To do so, use a ES Explorer for example and a ‘.nomedia’ file inside the desired folder.
No index will be done in that folder. I like to do it when I temporary add TV series and don’t want them to be indexed. By this way I don’t see them in the Gallery application for example.
I’ve updated DeleteHistory extension to :
Add Brazilian Portuguese language Fix minor bug on reporting array You can easily install the new version with Git as described in the official Mediawiki webpage.
Hope you’ll enjoy this update
I recently needed to set a website in maintenance and wanted to do it as quickly as possible with any restart of Nginx.
The idea is to add a maintenance.html page at the root of your web folder and then the maintenance page is automatically taken into account.
To do it, simply follow the link (in french).