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Network configuration in Ubuntu 18.04 LTS using netplan

by SupportPRO Admin December 22, 2019
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With Ubuntu 18.04 onwards, configuring IP addresses stands different from the older versions. When comparing with the previous versions the Ubuntu is using a new utility called Netplan – another order line arrange design utility, to arrange an IP address. Netplan has been presented by Ubuntu engineers in Ubuntu 17.10 where we no longer use the “interfaces” file to configure IP address but does the task using a YAML file with all default arrangement documents found under /etc/netplan/ directory. In this blog, we will check on how to design static and dynamic IP address in Ubuntu 18.04 LTS server. (more…)

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cPanel- New Pricing Structure and Related Concerns

by SupportPRO Admin October 23, 2019
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  cPanel had introduced different Tiers for the customers. 1. Solo: Only one hosting account is allowed and it is suitable for small businesses. 2. Admin: This package can create only 5 accounts and it is suitable for middle-level business members.

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What is Amazon SageMaker? Features, Workflow and Use Cases

by SupportPRO Admin September 2, 2019
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Amazon SageMaker is a fully managed cloud platform that helps developers and data scientists build, train, and deploy machine learning (ML) models quickly. It provides a complete set of tools that simplify the machine learning process and reduce the effort required to manage infrastructure. Instead of handling complex setup tasks, developers can focus on creating and improving machine learning models while AWS manages the underlying infrastructure. What is Amazon SageMaker? Amazon SageMaker is a cloud-based machine learning platform from Amazon Web Services that enables developers and data scientists to create, train, and deploy ML models efficiently. The service handles much of the heavy lifting involved in machine learning workflows, including infrastructure management, scaling, and deployment. As a result, developers can …

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GitLab for CI/CD

by SupportPRO Admin September 2, 2019
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GitLab, as you know is a web-based DevOps tool that offers functionality to automate entire lifecycle spanning from planning to creation, build, verify, testing, deploying, etc. GitLab CI/CD is a built-in tool of GitLab that allows you to apply major methods of Continuous Integration, Delivery, and Deployment etc to your software. Thus any third-party applications or integrations is not needed. This blog gives you an insight on GitLab CI/CD tool for continuous software development methodologies. (more…)

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cPanel & Plesk Merging: Future Prospects

by SupportPRO Admin July 11, 2019
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Introduction As per the new global update, it was announced that cPanel is changing its ownership which has been acquired by Oakley Capital, an investment group also in charge of Plesk. Oakley Capital acquired Plesk in May 2017, while Plesk in turn, acquired SolusVM which supplies software for VPS management, among other things.  They are focusing on easing the common upgrade path from shared-customer to private cloud-customer. The new structure opens up the possibility of deploying lower density customer instances neglecting the need to buy a large multi-Account license. It defines the price of each license as based on the number of Accounts hosted on the server. By continuing to focus on the user experience and considering cPanel’s Account density …

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Gradle : Modern Build Automation Tool

by SupportPRO Admin June 19, 2019
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Gradle is a powerful and flexible open-source build automation system that simplifies and accelerates software development. Developers write it primarily in Groovy (and it also supports Kotlin DSL). Gradle powers everything from small applications to large-scale enterprise systems and microservices. It provides advanced dependency management, incremental builds, caching mechanisms, and high customization capabilities, making it one of the most efficient build tools in modern software engineering. Why Use Gradle? Gradle is designed to eliminate unnecessary work in the build process. In contrast, traditional build tools execute all tasks every time. However, Gradle only runs tasks that are actually required. As a result, it improves efficiency and reduces build time significantly. Key reasons to use Gradle include: Gradle does not enforce …

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New Relic for Performance Monitoring

by SupportPRO Admin March 7, 2019
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Introduction New Relic is a web application tool that monitors the performance from the end user experience through servers. As it is designed to work in real time with the live web application it provides flexible and dynamic server monitoring. Also, the New Relic infrastructure is designed in such a way that it suites for modern operations with fast-changing systems.

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How to Use Raygun for Improving Web and Mobile App Performance

by SupportPRO Admin February 23, 2019
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Introduction Raygun is application software, which is used to discover and fix performance issues related to the applications. Raygun act as a central place to monitor their entire stack for problems affecting end-users and also, Raygun provides a complete set of problems as well as workflow tools which allow the user to fix the issues quickly, that tends to improve end-user experiences. Raygun has a feature called crash reporting, which automatically capture, analyze, track, and solve the error. It makes the users capable enough to understand how end-users are experiencing their applications making them discover the root causes of slow page loads and other performance problems that are commonly experienced by the end-users. Raygun supports various desktop, mobile, and web …

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Software Defined Infrastructure Management with Terraform

by SupportPRO Admin February 19, 2019
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Terraform is the first multi-cloud immutable infrastructure tool that was created by HashiCorp. It was released three years ago and written in the Go programming language. Terraform is one of the simplest tools for infrastructure management and it uses a simple code for infrastructure management. Terraform can be used for both existing and custom in-house solutions. (more…)

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CI/CD (Continuous Integration / Continuous Deployment)

by SupportPRO Admin January 8, 2019
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Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Deployment (CD) defines a culture, a set of operating/manipulating principles, and collection of practices that allow application development teams to deliver code changes more regularly and in an accurate way.

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