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Once a server has been provisioned, you can manage your server from your client area. To do that, Log in to your client area and click services Select your specific server e.g Cloudpap 1 You will be able to see information like server  status, billing information and server details   You can also perform a …

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How to create a recursive directory in Linux It is straight forward run mkdir command with option p (parent) initially it was r(recursive) – this has now changed to p (parent) Command $ mkdir -p /home/books/newrecurscivedir  p stands for parent Offer Microsoft 70-346 Practice Test For All Candidates From All Over The World Microsoft 70-346 …

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Connecting two Linux servers via SSH (SSH Trust) Why Facilitate multimode deployment of Applications such as openstack Central management of servers from applications such a MAAS Others Monitoring High Availability takeover Active-Active clustering Cross-server tasking How Generate Public Key and save with the server Share Public Key with the Partner Server. Assuming SSH Port: 22 …

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Standard RAID Levels, RAID0, RAID2, RAID3, RAID4, RAID5, RAID6 RAID0 – stripped volume Splits data in two or more disk Has zero parity information, no redundancy or fault tolerance It contributes to improved performance sometimes. – not guaranteed can be lower performance at times Increases logical volume when you have two or more physical volumes …

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