Would you like to improve the performace of your GNU Linux distro? Thanks to its flexibility we can maximize it. There are a lot of ways to do it, such as using Swappines configurations, removing unnecesary kernel modules, setting up the kernel more cleanly…
One of these options is Cache Pressure, which enables maximizing RAM memory to change the way the kernel introduces data blocks in the core memory. Making a few changes, our device’s performance will be improved in every respect: when you run programs, play or any multimedia content…
SIMO Education Learning Technology Exhibition is being held this week in Madrid. Plenty information and technological innovations aimed at the learning sector are presented in this conference. In the context of this event, this week we’ve told you how UDS Enterprise, our VDI, app & other Windows and Linux services connection broker helps educational organizations providing more efficient learning tools to teachers and students.
In particular, we’re talking about UDS Enterprise & Moodle integration, developed by the University of Malaga together with VirtualCable to improve their Virtual Campus service, which is used by more than 63.000 students nowadays. In this post, we’re going to talk about the innovative nature of this project.
Container technologies give developers the tools they need to package an application with all the dependencies into a container which may be deployed and run in any environment.
This application portability enables developers to release software faster, as they don’t need to configure nor adapt it to different environments. In addition, containers are really light, so they make an efficient use of the resources they run on.
Students taking eLearning courses usually need software applications related to the courses content.
These vApp are complex to use due to commercial licenses issues. Moreover, students and teachers need technical skills to setup these applications in their PC or mobile devices.
The use of virtual machines that are accessed via web by students and teachers, reduces these issues but at the same time requires a complex user access management.
The OpenStack Summit 2105, a four-day conference for developers, users, and administrators of OpenStack Cloud Software will start tomorrow in Tokyo. During four days, attendees will enjoy in-depth technical discussions, hands-on workshops, and the full presence of almost every player in the OpenStack Ecosystem.
Speakers will talk about topics such us accelerating the Open Could with OpenStack, OpenStack Neutron, Unlocking OpenStack for service providers or migrating enterprise applications to OpenStack.
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