With ~~VMware~~ Broadcom hiking up prices for the "DIY" clouds, then a contract like this to supply & maintain the equipment is probably the best they can get.
What other ( EU ) on-prem cloud providers are supported by SAP?
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Thanks, from memory I think I have extra already enabled... maybe...
It's good to know that when (not if) I find time to do that update, there's a good chance it'll work
Remember, the 's' in IoT is for 'security'
Ahh, my bad...
I thought you were complaining that there wasn't a Linux version...
Now that I've re-read your post I see that you're shouting it exists - my apologies 🙂
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Some caution that the Trump turbulence may just end up being exported to Europe. The spike in reverse Yankees means the euro credit market will likely be more sensitive to US politics, Bank of America (BAC) strategists led by Barnaby Martin wrote in a note earlier this month.
That's my concern
Gotta admit, it was a bit difficult to get my head around all the different installation types when I was a new user, so simplification is probably well over due
Yeah, I could just see if Arch can handle upgrading a long term neglected system...
Kinda feel it's gonna lose track of which packages are replaced by others, but will be interesting to see
A combination of Logseq (what, why, how) and KeePass for IPs and passwords (obviously)... I use the heirarchy in Keepass to show a device and then the services on it and then their configs, ie
- Hypervisor1
- VM1
- root user details
- that webUI details
- VM2 (Etc)
- VM1
I used to do Visio drawings, but they were always out of date.
Ah, yes, there was that time - it was a time of magic when many had little education and would do strange chants to appease the gods - one example is: TurnItOff & TurnItOn
You still hear that to this day - along with the later phrase - again still used by lesser educated people: "the network's down"
Over time people came to know more and the god of networks was known as "DeNiS"
This was also popularised by songs in the 60's and 70's - esp. this version
Over time the name shortened further to what we know now: DNS
Yet no-one still knows what it means or how it came about.
Given that both of Toshiba's rivals readily offer their highest capacity products in Europe, it is hard to imagine that there is no demand for 24TB NAS-oriented HDDs in the region.
I don't look to buy Toshiba drives anyway, so moving on...
Is my maths wrong, or does this not make sense?
...so... US is 5th? Anyway, who cares...
As long as everyone logs out and doesn't keep their browser / phone continuously logged into google... ah... there's the problem.