Git. Professor Clayton Christensen at Business of Software 2011: The Job your Product Does. Clayton Christensen, BoS, 2011 This is probably one of the most important talks you will ever see if you are an entrepreneur in any discipline. It was the opening talk at last year’s Business of Software. Professor Clayton Christensen talks models of disruptive innovation, what the job of your product is and explains why there will always be room for disruptive innovation an entrepreneurs in the world. Trust us, you just don’t want to miss this talk.The first of our talks from Business of Software 2011. Take the time to watch the whole 90 minutes if you get a chance. We have posted a transcription below. This year will be the 7th Business of Software Conference – 15-17th September 2014, Boston. A three day conference for founders who want to build sustainable, profitable software businesses.
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A Systems Policy | Stefan Schlesinger. Recently I talked to a couple of friends, which all wailed quite a bit about their operations or internal IT departments. Most of these teams had to fight with some very basic things. They lacked a decent monitoring system or monitoring at all. They didn’t deploy systems, they installed it by hand. Systems where not documented etc.
So here are some guidelines, I try to aspire with my team. This is by far not a complete list of things you need to run successful operations but it should give you a fair hint about what it takes. Also please note that you might want to adapt your own policy a bit to fit your needs. A System is considered the lowest part of our infrastructure and services. A system…. is documented at a central location.is monitored and being graphed.is being backuped.is updated regularly.has a defined production level. A piece of hardware can be anything from a big server to a small temperature sensor in your server room. A piece of hardware… A server… A switch An Operating System… Untitled. Example Depot | Useful code samples. Tele-TASK Lecture: Programming and Scaling - Your online archive for high quality e-learning content. v6 Examples. What is ImageMagick? A No-Holds-Barred Summary ImageMagick is designed for batch processing of images.
That is, it allow you to combine image processing operations in a script (shell, DOS, Perl, PHP, etc.) so the operations can be applied to many images, or as a sub-system of some other tool, such as a Web application, video processing tool, panorama generator, etc. It is not a GUI image editor. ImageMagick is, first of all, an image-to-image converter. That is what it was originally designed to do. That is, it will convert an image in just about any image format (tell us if it can't) to any other image format. About These Examples of ImageMagick Usage These pages were developed from, and are a continuation of, my Collection of ImageMagick Hints and Tips page I first started in 1993, and placed on the new fangled world-wide-web making its appearance around the same time.
Command Line Environments PerlMagick, and Other APIs Downloading Input Images and Results External Image Sources. In search of the perfect VPN solution – János Pásztor. I have long been unsatisfied with the existing VPN solutions on the market for Linux. I have experimented with OpenVPN, PPTP, L2TP and a couple of others, but I was still lacking an easy to set up, split-tunneling VPN solution. Previously I only worked in a closed environment, where we could set up everyone’s computer, but with the Neticle project things changed. I didn’t want to restrict the developers to certain machines and I wanted the login procedure to be as simple as possible while still being secure.
Feature requirements As I went on the hunt, I set up a list of features the VPN solution should provide. First and foremost, I wanted an easy, GUI based setup. Writing configuration files was just not an option, since I have 10 hours a week at best to work on the project. I also wanted split-tunneling, because having everyone’s home traffic on the company network just complicates matters. PPTP to the rescue Warning! I must admit, I was a bit confused. Setting it up on Linux tl;dr.
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