The Linux Foundation plans to form the High Performance Software Foundation (HPSF).
The new group will help build, promote, and advance a portable software stack for high performance computing.
HPSF members will include Amazon Web Services, Argonne National Laboratory, CEA, CIQ, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Intel, Kitware, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Nvidia, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Sandia National Laboratory, and the University of Oregon.
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Headless Architecture Fundamentals - The Basics You Need to Know
This is for those who are moving toward headless and want to understand the fundamentals and considerations of headless architecture without getting too bogged down in detail.
The MACH / headless architecture world
building Amplience headless cms, DAM, and dynamic media services.
lets try to take a look at a Amplience Website and see a MACH platform in action
https://amplience.com00:00 Introduction to Headless Architecture Basics
00:41 Headless Architecture for Beginners
02:04 The Experience Layer In Headless Architecture
03:48 The Application Layer In Headless Architecture
04:49 The Communications Layer In Headless Architecture
05:53 The Administration Layer In Headless Architecture
What are headless architectures?
What is headless architecture? Headless architecture is a software development concept that separates the frontend (user interface – UI) from the backend (business logic) layer of the website. This way, even most mature businesses gain the maneuverability and flexibility of a start-up.Aug 23, 2023
Working with my Junior level LPIC-1 Exam 101: Linux System Architecture
End of Course Status: Complete
Basis of Linux System administration starts with the understanding the hardware that makes up the system and how to install and configure it. The course describes BIOS configuration of integrated hardware as well as configuration and external peripherals, Such as USB flash drives. The course also covers basic software administration, including the section on setting of runleveles and the methods for shitting down a system gracefully. This course is part of a series that prepares the learner for CompTIA Linux+ exam LXD-101 and Linux Professional Institute (LPI) LPIC-1 Junior Level Administrator exam 101.
My Interest:
Administrating and rolling out and supporting a Linux fleet in the enterprise; while seeking internationally recognized, distribution-neutral Linux certifications
My Linux Skills & Abilities:
distinguishing between various types of storage devices
recognize how to get information about hardware resources for devices
distinguish between the commands for managing a kernel bodule
recognizing how to get information about USB devices.
Describing the activities of each stage in the Linux boot process
Recognizing how to find the GRUB configuration file
Identifying ways to increase the security of GRUB
Getting information about hardware
Working with GRUB
Recognize how to change between runlevles
Using the shutdown commands
Managing runlevles and shutdowns from the command line
Fedora 25 Workstation
Device name: Loclahost-live
Memory: 7.8 GIB
Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo CPU
P8400 @ 2.26GHz x2
OS Type: 64-bit
Graphics: Galliun 0.4 on NV98
GNOME: Version 3.22.1
Disk: 0 Bytes
Default Applications:
Web:Firefox
Mail: Evolutions
Calendar: Evloution
Music: Rhythmbox
Video: Videos
Photos: Image Viewer
All DeskTop Applications:
Boxes 3.22.1 A simple GNOME 3 application to access remote or virtual systems