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Pascal Alma
Pascal is a senior IT consultant and has been working in IT since 1997. He is monitoring the latest development in new technologies (Mobile, Cloud, Big Data) closely and particularly interested in Java open source tool stacks, cloud related technologies like AWS and mobile development like building iOS apps with Swift. Specialties: Java/JEE/Spring Amazon AWS API/REST Big Data Continuous Delivery Swift/iOS
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Tag Archives: Linux
Monitoring your Linux server
As I stated a post ago I am not very familiair with the Linux operating system. I know some basic commands to browse the system and to perform some filesystem actions. Most of the time that is sufficient. Usually I … Continue reading
