Virtualization

Jenkins is software that automates different aspects of building, testing, delivering, and deploying of software applications. This guide shows how to install, configure, and secure Jenkins on Debian.

The tutorial shows you how to deploy Redis using the Docker run command. Also, learn how to deploy Redis on multiple servers in your cluster, efficiently link the containers, and access Redis from remote servers.

This article explains how to deploy the VCDA on-premises appliance, configure site pairing, and set up protection replication.

This article gives a step-by-step guide on how to install the VirtualBox extension pack using a GUI or a CLI in Windows, macOS or Linux. Get insight into some of its features.

Docker Compose is software used for defining and running multi-container Docker applications. It can handle multiple containers simultaneously in the production, staging, development, testing, and CI environment.

Install the Rancher server on your CentOS or Rocky Linux system and get started using this container management platform that helps manage Kubernetes at scale.

RabbitMQ manages messaging queues and boosts communication between your loosely coupled services. This well laid out article contains instructions on how to install RabbitMQ on a Kubernetes cluster using the Helm package manager.

This article shows you how to port forward from your localhost and interact with Kubernetes cluster resources. Use port forwarding to work on and debug your services locally. There is now no need to expose your services beforehand.

A CentOS or Rocky Linux machine can be turned into a hypervisor by installing KVM (short for "Kernel-based Virtual Machine"). This virtualization technology gives users the ability to run multiple virtual machines in isolated environments.

Follow the steps in this article to prepare everything you need to install and run Jenkins on CentoS or Rocky Linux. The guide contains the steps to install Java, configure your firewall, and how to load the Jenkins dashboard from your browser.