The free monitoring you get with Amazon CloudWatch is pretty sweet, graphs are cool but gauges are cooler!
To get this working I'm having to run a bash script via cron every 5minutes which gets the max CPU usage from AWS and then downloads an image from the google ...
I've just gotten around to solving this little niggle; having google
search google.com by default instead of google.co.uk was one of those
little annoyances that I was just living with.
Today I found a solution on Chrome Bug 1521 on Comment 39
- Quit Chrome
- Open \~/Library ...
I'm installing Cisco Secure Desktop (CSD) for a customer and needed to re-test the installation process. Within internet explorer's (IE Version 7 & 8 ) managed add-on feature, I noticed that the CSD ActiveX Control doesn't have an uninstall feature.
To remove the control I had to close IE ...
OSSEC is my favourite linux HIDS however now that I'm running a SELINUX secured web server I noticed that my active responses were not working after a reboot.
After enabling SELINUX, I started getting alerts about the following problem in my messages file....
Nov 11 12:16:22 amy ...I've just spotted this in the Cisco ASA 8.3 release notes...
You can now configure access rules that are applied globally, as well as access rules that are applied to an interface. If the configuration specifies both a global access policy and interface-specific access policies, the interface-specific policies ...
Browsing the Fedora 14 release
notes
and I notice that the project will be creating amazon machine images
(AMI's) going forward... now that's tempting!
See: Fedora 14 Currently Supported EC2 Images
The only issue currently stopping me is that Fedora boxes need updates all the time, perhaps it ...
This post is nothing more than a test from my blackberry.
The photo attached the view of a rollercoaster I was stood under at the weekend... I hope you enjoy the scenery :-)
Work
have replaced my tried old Nokia E70 with a BlackBerry, here a list of
app's I've been playing with for all those I work with who've been
upgraded!
Whilst learning about Amazon Web Services I noticed that there wasn't a clean bare-bones version of my favourite server linux - CentOS - to use.
There are various public images available but they all have stuff in there I don't want!
I have built a 1Gb image of CentOS with ...