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Nov 11, 2015 · Operations

How to Compile OpenWrt 15.05 for the NEWIFI D1 (MT7621A) Router

This guide explains how to build OpenWrt 15.05 for the NEWIFI D1 router, covering its hardware specs, known bugs, required source modifications, and step‑by‑step compilation instructions so hobbyists can get a functional firmware image.

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How to Compile OpenWrt 15.05 for the NEWIFI D1 (MT7621A) Router
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Nov 11, 2015 · Information Security

Essential Steps to Secure MySQL: From Access Controls to Patch Management

This guide outlines practical MySQL hardening techniques—including restricting remote access, regular backups, disabling unsafe features, managing root credentials, removing test databases, and applying security patches—to protect data integrity and prevent unauthorized intrusion.

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Essential Steps to Secure MySQL: From Access Controls to Patch Management
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Nov 11, 2015 · Databases

Solve the 5‑Digit Reverse‑Multiplication Puzzle with SQL Queries

A father turned his daughter's third‑grade math challenge—finding a five‑digit number that becomes its reverse when multiplied by four—into a collaborative coding exercise, showcasing three distinct Oracle SQL solutions that generate and test digit permutations to reveal the unique answer.

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Solve the 5‑Digit Reverse‑Multiplication Puzzle with SQL Queries
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dbaplus Community
Nov 11, 2015 · Databases

Unifying Database Backup and Disaster Recovery with Copy Data Virtualization

The article explains how Copy Data Virtualization technology, exemplified by Actifio, consolidates Oracle and VMware data backup, disaster recovery, and development testing into a single platform, reducing production load, storage costs, and recovery time while providing incremental, always‑on data copies.

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Unifying Database Backup and Disaster Recovery with Copy Data Virtualization
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Nov 11, 2015 · Backend Development

Designing Scalable Flash‑Sale Architecture to Survive Traffic Surges

This article explains how to design a high‑availability flash‑sale system by separating business and data layers, using Redis queues for pressure isolation, ensuring inventory consistency, handling transaction reconciliation, and addressing anti‑fraud measures to cope with massive concurrent traffic.

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Designing Scalable Flash‑Sale Architecture to Survive Traffic Surges
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Art of Distributed System Architecture Design
Nov 11, 2015 · R&D Management

The Role, Responsibilities, and Self‑Cultivation of Software Architects

The article explains that software architecture is a set of critical decisions made by architects, outlines their multifaceted responsibilities—from research and design to persuasion and documentation—and presents eight principles for architects to develop professional ethics and continuous self‑improvement.

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The Role, Responsibilities, and Self‑Cultivation of Software Architects
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Nov 11, 2015 · Cloud Computing

What 10 IT Trends Will Shape Enterprises in 2016?

The article outlines ten major IT trends for 2016—including the shift to application‑centric spending, DevOps acceleration, data lakes, analytics platform control, converged services, in‑memory databases, flash storage, and the evolving role of IT in the third platform—highlighting how enterprises must adapt to stay competitive.

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What 10 IT Trends Will Shape Enterprises in 2016?
Efficient Ops
Efficient Ops
Nov 10, 2015 · Databases

Choosing Between Commercial and Open‑Source Databases: Insights from a Veteran DBA

In this interview, seasoned database expert Lu Dongming recounts the two historic “springs” of the database industry, compares commercial and open‑source databases, and offers practical guidance on selecting the right database solution based on workload, cost, and architectural considerations.

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Choosing Between Commercial and Open‑Source Databases: Insights from a Veteran DBA
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Nov 10, 2015 · Databases

Inside PostgreSQL: How Its Three‑Layer Transaction Model Works

PostgreSQL implements transactions through a three‑layer architecture—top, middle, and bottom—where the top layer handles user‑visible commands, the middle layer processes statement‑level actions, and the bottom layer manages low‑level atomic operations, each with specific functions and state handling.

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Inside PostgreSQL: How Its Three‑Layer Transaction Model Works
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Nov 10, 2015 · Fundamentals

How the First C Compiler Was Built Using Self‑Bootstrapping Subsets

The article explains how early C compilers were created by progressively compiling smaller C subsets—from an assembly‑written C0 up to a full C compiler—detailing the historical context, subset selection, and the self‑compilation technique that made the first C compiler possible.

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How the First C Compiler Was Built Using Self‑Bootstrapping Subsets
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Nov 10, 2015 · Operations

Mastering RHCS: Key Components and Practical Commands for Cluster Management

This guide explains the essential RHCS components—including CMAN, DLM, CCS, and FENCE—details how to start and stop the cluster, manage application services with clusvcadm, monitor cluster status using cman_tool, clustat, and ccs_tool, and maintain GFS2 file systems with dedicated utilities.

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Mastering RHCS: Key Components and Practical Commands for Cluster Management
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Nov 10, 2015 · Fundamentals

What Core Technologies Will Power the Future Industrial Internet?

The article outlines the foundational technologies and strategic components—such as ubiquitous super‑computing terminals, software‑defined machines, knowledge‑work automation, cross‑enterprise standards, system security, robotics, distributed 3D‑printing, brain‑machine interfaces, and virtual worlds—that together shape the emerging Industrial Internet ecosystem.

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What Core Technologies Will Power the Future Industrial Internet?
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Nov 10, 2015 · Mobile Development

Top 5 Open‑Source Mobile Automation Tools for iOS & Android (Pros & Cons)

This article reviews the five most popular open‑source mobile automation frameworks—Calabash, Appium, Robotium, Frank, and UIAutomator—detailing their key features, advantages, and drawbacks to help developers choose the right tool for iOS and Android testing.

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Top 5 Open‑Source Mobile Automation Tools for iOS & Android (Pros & Cons)