Configuring CentOS 6 Web Server
In this article, I’m going to be outlining the steps to install and configure a complete web server on a base install of CentOS 6. (Which should be compatible with Scientific Linux 6 as well as Red...
View ArticleKVM and GlusterFS 3.3.1 performance on CentOS 6
Currently I am testing the usability and performance of GlusterFS as a suitable virtual image store for the KVM hypervisor on Centos 6. Setup: Hypervisor: Centos 6 x64, AMD Phenom II 1090T, 16G RAM...
View ArticleGlusterFS Tips and Tricks CentOS
I’ve been playing around with the latest stable release of GlusterFS, currently 3.3.1, for the last couple of weeks. GlusterFS is a scale-out cluster storage system that is extremely easy to setup and...
View ArticleInstall vSphere CLI in CentOS 6
I recently installed VMware’s vSphere CLI 5.1 tools on a CentOS 6 x86_64 VM. Despite the rather reassuring documentation released by VMware, installing these tools was no simple task. I will outline...
View ArticleCentos 6 Apache Kerberos AD SSO
I recently setup a RHEL / Centos 6 Apache websever at work that integrates with Active Directory (AD) and Kerberos for a single sign on (SSO) web resource. This took me a lot more time than I thought...
View ArticleHow to RDP from CentOS 6 using Network Level Auth
Connecting from CentOS 6 to Windows Server 2008 R2 used to be impossible if you had Network Level Authentication required on your Windows Servers. However, the latest version of rdesktop (1.8 as of...
View ArticleJoin CentOS 6 to Active Directory Domain
Joining CentOS 6 or Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 to an Active Directory Domain is relatively simple. While Active Directory is proprietary software developed by Microsoft, it’s fairly ubiquitous in...
View ArticleCentOS 6 Google App Engine Python Development with Eclipse
With more and more companies moving applications to the cloud, Google App Engine makes a lot of sense. GAE is a Platform as a Service (PaaS) product offered which runs on Google’s infrastructure....
View Articleopenvswitch GRE over IPv6 on CentOS 7
At my day job, I help maintain a series of network checks that need to run in parallel. Currently, we use one small VM to run each process. At first, this was a fine arrangement, as there were only a...
View ArticleBuilding and Installing the latest kernel on CentOS 7
The linux kernel is a constantly developing piece of software; new features and drivers are being added all the time. Fortunately for administrators, the system call API is very stable, so using a...
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