Download MinIO Server Files This step describes how to deploy MinIO in a single node single disk (SNSD) configuration for early development and evaluation. The SNSD deployment does not provide any additional reliability or availability beyond what is offered by the underlying storage volume implementation (RAID, LVM, ZFS, etc.). The SNSD deployment uses a zero-parity … Read more
Click the blue text above ● Follow Jie Chuang Yuan Linux When packaging a project in Go, it is a common requirement to package dependencies together to ensure that it runs without errors due to missing dependencies on other machines. Here are some methods to achieve this: Method 1: Using Go Modules Starting from Go … Read more
This article will guide you step by step in creating and running your first eBPF program on a Linux system, which outputs “Hello World!” when the execve system call occurs. The following content includes environment setup (mainly for MacOS; for Windows, you can install a Linux virtual machine using VMware and skip the environment setup … Read more
Official ChatGPT 4.0 and Claude Pro available for stable after-sales service Author: Qianlang Langben Langliu Link: https://www.jianshu.com/p/f070212024a1 What is the maximum number of concurrent TCP connections? First, the 65535 connections mentioned in the question refer to the limit on the number of client connections. In TCP applications, the server listens on a fixed port, and … Read more
1.LVM Principles To understand the principles of LVM, we must first grasp four basic concepts of logical volumes. ① PE (Physical Extend) – Physical Extend ② PV (Physical Volume) – Physical Volume ③ VG (Volume Group) – Volume Group ④ LV (Logical Volume) – Logical Volume PV (Physical Volume) A physical volume is the basic … Read more
Warm Reminder If you like this article, please share it with your friends. If you have any questions or want more information, please follow or leave a message. In Linux systems, managing files and directories is fundamental to daily operations. The <span>ls</span> command, as a common tool for listing the contents of files and directories, … Read more
For some things, I just roll my eyes, remain silent, and think, “What the hell are you talking about? I can’t understand!”. In my mind, Linux package management has always been a highlight. With just one set of commands, you can set up a complete development environment and get a usable web system. How wonderful … Read more
This issue records the latest news and shareable content about Zephyr, published in the last week of each month. This magazine is open source (GitHub: lgl88911/Zephyr_Fans_Monthly[1]), and contributions, issue submissions, or recommendations for Zephyr content are welcome. Project Data Excluding merges, 355 authors pushed 1,676 commits to the main branch and 1,771 commits to all … Read more
In 2019, I purchased the “Xiaomi Mijia Smart Home Kit,” which I truly started using in early 2020. At one point, I noticed on the app: “Door Magnet Sensor” — “Battery” — “Battery Low”; so I quickly bought a battery to replace it, but the app still indicated low battery; however, in the “Device Consumables” … Read more
Have you trained a dedicated portrait LoRA but can only generate close-up headshots? When you excitedly connect the LoRA to ComfyUI, only to find that it generates nothing but “ID photo-style” close-ups, and you can’t get half-body/full-body compositions to work—this is a pitfall that 90% of AI portrait players have encountered. Today, we will guide … Read more