Mini Raspberry Pi Server With Built In UPS & Display
In this video, Michael Klements puts together a mini Raspberry Pi server with a built-in UPS. A Raspberry Pi makes a great server for a NAS or for media streaming, home automation or even a home security hub for your cameras. All of these projects can benefit from having a built-in UPS to ensure that […]
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VMware ESXi Setup and Install
NetworkChuck has a new toy and he shares the unboxing and setup with us. I bought a new (old) server to add to my lab!! Buying an old Dell PowerEdge Server or an HP Proliant is the best thing you can do to beef up your lab and start learning. In this video, I walk […]
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What’s the Real Deal with Amazon Sidewalk and Privacy?
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Frank
- June 4, 2021
- 900 mhz
- Alexa
- Amazon
- bandwidth
- Bluetooth
- Camera
- Data
- Echo
- Encryption
- Facial Recognition
- gadget
- government agency
- hacker
- internet connection
- internet of things
- IoT
- Law Enforcement
- legislation
- mesh network
- network packet
- Open Source
- opt out
- Police
- Politics
- Privacy
- Regulation
- ring
- router
- Security
- server
- sidewalk
- Speaker
- surveillance
- tile
- tracker
- transmission
- update
- video recording
- voice recording
- wireless
censiCLICK gets behind the hype of Amazon Sidewalk and gets to the truth.
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Why Microsoft Has Underwater Data Centers
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Frank
- April 20, 2021
- Bill Gates
- Data
- Data Center
- data center cooling
- data center microsoft
- data center tour
- data center underwater
- data centers
- Microsoft
- microsoft data center
- microsoft underwater data center
- microsoft underwater data center cleaning
- Project Natick
- server
- server room
- underwater data center
- underwater server room
- water cooling
Tech Vision highlights Microsoft’s efforts in underwater data centers.
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Inside The World’s Largest Data Center
Tech Vision takes a tour of a the world’s largest data center and the amazing amount of technology it takes to make a state of the art data center (somewhat) future proof.
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Gaming on a $60,000 Computer
Linus Tech Tips uses a $60,000 server as a gaming PC. There’s still time for Santa to load one in his sleigh for you. Just saying.
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What’s the difference between Containers vs VMs?
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Frank
- November 12, 2020
- Application Modernization
- ARM
- cgroups
- Containers
- Docker
- docker containers
- docker file
- Hardware
- hypervisor
- Kernel
- Kubernetes
- KubeVirt
- Linux
- machines
- Microservices
- namespaces
- Nigel Brown
- operating system
- os
- process isolation
- RAM
- server
- Serverless
- Type 1 Hypervisor
- Type 2 Hypervisor
- Virtual Machines
- VMs
- x86
In this lightboard video, Nigel Brown with IBM Cloud, answers this question and more. He also breaks down why users should not just look at virtual machines and containers as competing technologies because there can be a lot of benefits of having them work together for particular use cases.
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Unboxing 3 PETABYTES of storage
Linus Tech Tips shares his his latest LAN storage project: 3 Pb of storage. I really need to up my home network game while in quarantine.
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Home Network Design Inspiration
If you, like my family and I, are stuck at home and have seen your home networking equipment put to the test. In the past few weeks, I’ve made some changes to my home network – adjusting WiFi channels, separating the kids’ traffic from the rest of the network as much as possible. Keep in […]
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A Look at Big Old Expensive Servers
Recently, I heard a term for companies (specifically IT leaders) who actively resist the move to the cloud – “Server Huggers.” But, what exactly are they are clinging on to? This Does Not Compute shows you.
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