Tag: servers
A10 Networks Allies with Dell for ADC Infrastructure
A10 Networks announced today it has partnered with Dell Technologies to make its application delivery controller (ADC) and A10 Thunder Multi-tenant Virtual Platform (MVP) available on Dell servers. Gunter Reiss, vice president ...
Server Security: Minimizing Risk in 3 Steps
Greg Keller | | hackers, hardware security, IT admin, server access, server control, servers, threatsServers located directly on the internet run one of the highest risks of being compromised. It’s just too easy for hackers to find an open “door” or “window” into those servers and ...
SSH Key Management and Your Organization
It always starts out the same way: a few machines, a few users and a few SSH keys to manage. You manually copy their keys (and your own) to the appropriate machines ...
Setting Up Google Authenticator on Multiple Servers
Rajat Bhargava | | Google authenticator, Google Cloud Platform, hardware, it, keys, security, serversGoogle Authenticator is pretty great. It allows me as an administrator to set up and configure multi-factor authentication into my UNIX boxes without having to spend money on a tool like YubiKey ...
Dell Technologies Drives Automation Deeper into Platforms
Mike Vizard | | appliances, automation, cloud services, Dell Technologies, devops, hardware, platform-as-a-service, servers, vmwareDell Technologies this week launched a series of initiatives intended to provide IT organizations with multiple deployment options for Dell EMC appliances and servers, including forthcoming managed service offering through which Dell ...
The Power of Autoscaling and the Mistake You’ll Never Make Again
Many years ago when I was interning as a software engineer, I made a mistake that could have ended my career just as it was getting started … It was my birthday, ...
Securing Immutable Servers in a Serverless World
Derek E. Weeks | | all day devops, architecture, immutable infrastructure, modern infrastructure, servers, sonatypeSnowflakes are beautiful, unique creations. But, let’s keep them in nature. They don’t belong in our server infrastructure. Snowflake servers, where every configuration is just a little different, can introduce unnecessary security ...
Elasticsearch Ransomware Attacks Highlight Need for Better Security
Recently, reports surfaced that a large number of Elasticsearch servers fell victim to potential ransomware attacks. Ransomware is the type of malware a company doesn’t want on its systems or network. It ...
How Healthy is Your Office 365 Environment?
The IBM Domino environment was mostly replaced by Microsoft on-premises technology, then later replaced by the Microsoft Cloud Services. One thing that hasn’t been replaced is the need for administrators to have ...